Leo Said

Eileen Myles

you've gotta

write clearer

so you can

be read

when you're

dead

Choke by Eileen Myles
Of all the ways of forgetting

Fifty-Three by Eileen Myles
I've already had a lot of them

Joan by Eileen Myles

William Dawes by Eileen Myles
faint tinkling down the street

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