A Study of Containment
By Julia Coast
I used to be on the prowl for it
Sniffing for small drafts in February and March
Until one day it was everywhere
On the sun-whitened concrete of the driveway
I became what could only be called
Uncontainable
Unshaven skinny legs flying
Unbridled in the middle of the garden
Intoxicated by paper whites and daffodils