feet against faucet
steam rising, hair streaming
away from the vineyard
our dual ripenings,
skin turning flush
like the ghost
glasses of wine
once swirled inside.
the nights before
lackadaisical,
roaming the vineyards
the pensive darkness
broken by glittering
planes,
the tight fog
silence wrapped
around the grape vines.
one glass,
ten glasses
the wind quickening
through winding hills.
memories, lose me.
the parking lot,
clothes strewn,
a hand imprinted
my face
to the car glass
forget this abyss.
vino, vigna
land of fantasies
up the stairs
i drown
on the edge of a balcony
Megana Adigal is an emerging Indian-American poet and editorialist currently based in New York City. A recent graduate from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, she has been published in Montage Arts Journal and Equatorial Mag.