Dinosaurs

Lisa ties her shoes and moves toward the door In the hall her neighbor's talking on the phone Lisa locks the door behind her Hey there, Lisa. How's your sister Will you be around later on this week I'll be out of town, I was just wondering Down the sidewalk Angry roots have pushed through Rainbow street-chalk Dinosaurs walking on the moon The moon Lisa steeps her early evening tea At the street a boy is climbing up a tree Lisa waters blue hydrangea Every innocence, empty in a sense When the night has come From the woods we run As you're sleeping When you're sleeping Down the sidewalk Angry roots have pushed through Rainbow street-chalk Dinosaurs walking on the moon The moon