By Christian Ward
The
streets flood
with our
childhood dreams.
Puddles
blend into
astronauts,
paving slabs, firemen.
Artists
wash the pavements
in a sea
of colour.
Our adult
selves, thin as spindles,
watch
from behind netted curtains,
holding
each other as the houses
slowly
move towards an ocean
of
someone else’s making, bodies
quivering
like fish desperate for water.










