a garden is a bathroom full of drag queens painting their faces like the open sky blue glitter and a touch of cumulus highlight a garden with spears and heels that’s my heaven everyone is invited but my queen has been here forever gets to choose where the trees go which summer flowers grow i come here during the day watch my gardener bend over to tend his bed watch his face smoothed by sunlight see his past in his forehead wrinkles and he is fine too sometimes i come to the garden at night when the moon is fullest i look up and hear the sea roaring its pleasure i wish someone would move me like that a garden is a bathroom stall waiting to be filled with three girls in skirts shimmering like a desert heat wave. . . .
I was Chambord floating / in bubbles of Prosecco. I was /a scallop wrapped in bacon. / Sleeveless, with seams that contoured / and material that breathed. . . .