Genevieve

New people live now, in my old neighbor’s house. A couple. And they built themselves a whole new person, a baby girl, to live there with them.

in the cool evening air
of front yards
we talk to the tired new dad—
his happy, broken-open soul
shines soft on his face—
right there in the street,
for anyone to see

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