By KG Newman
For breakfast I smooch my newborn
seventeen times. Lunch is a hug
with my son. For pre-dinner
I take my daughter to coffee,
hold my coffee. I’m more
of a water guy. Mix it
with the formula. Power the dam
that powers our house, where
I walk through on quiet afternoons,
just before school’s out, before
daycare expires forever, turning on
lights in all the bedrooms.
About the Writer
KG Newman is a sportswriter who covers the Broncos and Rockies for The Denver Post. His first four collections of poems are available on Amazon and he has been published in scores of literary journals worldwide. The Arizona State University alum is on Twitter @KyleNewmanDP and more info and writing can be found at kgnewman.com. He is the poetry editor of Hidden Peak Press and he lives in Hidden Village, Colorado, with his wife and three kids.
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