Sawyer Fell

Sawyer Fell

PA

18 years old

Posts

  • I Knew Her in '05

    She wanes in the sky, 
    looming over the clouds and 
    prancing upon the darkness above 
    me. I knew her all 
    too well, I knew her 

    just well enough to know
    how the highlights of her 
  • The Bear

    The Bear has once again greeted me 
    in the dining room during lunch. 
    He has slumped behind the office desk 
    covered in coffee stains and piled receipts. 
    He reads the obituaries in the daily 
  • Snowed In

    In a blue house with a red roof
    lays a scraggly dog and his human.
    The frost creeps up in their sleep,
    decorating the house in winter,
    crafting a vignette by the furnace.

    These two young beings snore
  • Dwindling Trilogy

         I. Bassinet Mouth

    soak her up, wring her out
    spill the milk, bassinet mouth
    may will come, oh it will go
    pop them down, by heavens row

    scrape the edge, blend it too
    crack her mirror, doll’s dear youth
  • Zanzi

    Once Birch was bought
    she left, feeling lost.
    She placed covered pawprints
    and settled in snow;
    found without a whisper.

    Oh, zingy old Zanzibar,
    we’ll meet after March.
    Close behind the barn,
    summer ferns will form

Loves

  • So No One Can See

    After a night of snow (always a fitful night for the clouds, I think, tossing and turning, trying to coat the earth evenly with their powdery delights), when our driveways are indistinguishable from the white and more white around them, my neighbo

  • Sugaring

    Steam rises from the chimney
    with a G-rated "come hither"
    into the cerulean blue sky.

    You feel drawn towards it
    like a moth to a porch light
    on a warm June evening.
    "Come hither."

  • Garment Workers In LA

    City streets fill, coming to life like the beginning of a movie

    The buildings glimmer on the outside similar to a new ruby

    But inside everyone toils endlessly like it’s their duty

     

  • After

    “What happens beyond life?”

    “What do you mean?”

    “Like, after we die.”

    “Well the point is that we don’t know.” 

    “But what do you think will happen?”