tiny poems by Grant Hackett
clear skies. with just a few notes about what is alive.
from clouds unable to bleed
grows a tree without arms
upon the grave of the sun
the grass must be dry to have woven a nest around you
spring leaves. painted a small red.
almost lost in slightly taller sounds.
through cracks in the ceiling
i hear footsteps of moss on the roof.
blue. where mountains end.
where hearts soften. and silvered winds
flow in.