Being Alone
Being alone,
being nobody knows
much of, like what
I eat, when, where
I put things, nap, when,
my ups and downs
need of woman,
little spells of consumerism,
how I attend the rest of the world,
wars, griefs and solicitations,
wads of begging letters
in the mailbox…
Through irrelevance
significance falls,
like a stone in a well
in a far field
where I used to tie the cow
as a child.