My Window
The naked snow slouched serenely through the crystal-cold canvas of my well-weathered window. The Artist's sky today was painted battleship gray though brightly lit without shadowing. Frozen in temperature. Frozen in time Frozen in place Handprints on the glass forensic evidence of years spent viewing the outside from within trying to revisit my old world through scratched panes of bullet-proof glass.
Editor’s note: This poem originally appeared in Evening Street Press.
Matthew Feeney has had over 300 works published since 2017, all done without using the internet due to his serving an indeterminate sentence in Minnesota. Notable publication credits include Rattle, the Analog Sea Review, Pinyon Review, Evening Street Review, and the anthology Upon Waking: 58 Voices Speak out from the Shadows. Matthew has received several awards, including PEN America, and was nominated for a 2021 Pushcart Prize by Gival Press. An OBJECT America project featuring one of Matthew’s poems was exhibited in Paris, Berlin, and Switzerland.
