Bryan Rickert
Windy City
There’s not much of a sunrise in the city. It’s dark, then a wedge of light cuts a path between two skyscrapers and through streets already bumper-to-bumper. Waiting for a Lyft, I think about how disconnected and battered I’ve become in this nonstop maze. Yesterday’s trash tumbles by. I watch as a gust picks a paper bag off its shadow, slams it back down.
thirty floors up
how did an ant
get this far?
About the Author
Bryan Rickert lives in Belleville, Illinois. He is the editor at The Living Senryu Anthology. His first book of haiku, Fish Kite, is available through Cyberwit Publishing.
Bryan, so good to find you here. I love this. Such keen, clever observations.
Bryan, vivid and clever! Love it. Love your writing in general!
Great piece, Bryan. Really paints a picture and set a mood.