Henrietta we would go shopping in Henrietta the sprawl near our town parking lots stretched forever watching from the left side of the car it felt like another planet fluorescent and asphalt its monotony broken by signs the kind you’d find in airports I’d get nauseous in Henrietta from the traffic and ice cream the dazzle of a new toy to take back to Penfield we all now live in Henrietta mom’s gone with the sheen we find occasional pleasures amidst flash food warnings
Poetry and Songwriting from the Bronx