April 5, 2009

Art work

Along the allée Marguerite Yourcenar
the walls are full of pictures,
small hand-drawn tributes to a
gun death earlier this year.

If you walk past them fast enough, you can
see the Eiffel Tower crumble and rebuild.

If you walk past them fast enough, you can
see colors rivering like the Seine.

If you walk past them fast enough, you can
hear the dead boy laughing before he
died, bleeding beautiful pastel blood
along the allée Marguerite Yourcenar.