Three Texts
Catherine Moran
House-Sitting
We climbed up on the roof.
It wasn't our roof,
Wasn't our beer
And when you spread my legs,
Went down on me
I felt I should explain
That was on loan too.
Morning
Strangers cross the street
with the authority of sunlight
on their backs.
The sky is so open
to making people
and things beautiful again.
After You Took Me to New York City,
— and showed me the tall buildings and hotel sheets,
gigantic haunted theaters with the plush red seats,
restaurants be-jewelled with antique chandeliers,
tear drop crystals hung from the ceiling
like tiny crying wedding cakes —
Me on my knees
Trying to thank you
Catherine Moran is from Toronto, Ontario, and she works at a library there. She has had some stories and poems published on the web – Taint, Forget, Elimae, Avatar Review, and 3AM. cathy999@sympatico.ca