“Untitled,” New Era, May 1982, 51
Untitled
Like an empty bucket,
Blistered by the heat,
I catch the gentle rain
And slowly fill.
I see all the thirsty people
In this hollowed out world
And call to them like a
Bucket full of water,
To drink—
To live—
To look to the sky for rain,
And never thirst again.