
Main Street
We’re waking to the roar from several power saws. It's all over nursing wounds, on different kinds of avenue. At times the signals appear all the same. Because we counter anonymity by the power of our signatures. Last night we slept close to the canyon. After an uneasy sleep, we’re startled to wake to a smell of gasoline.

Michael Igoe, city boy, neurodiverse, Chicago now Boston. Published online and in print in journals and anthologies(available at amazon.com, lulu.com, barnesandnoble.com. Instructor at Boston University’s Center for Psych Rehab. National Library of Poetry Editor’s Choice Award 1997. Best of the Net nomination 2023. See: poetry-in-motion.org