When I leave to seek the good final piece.
I come across the swamp edge where illusive creatures hide.
Then I come to Jamelun lane where the dark fruits come december.
Dead dog ditch where vultures frequently visit.
Then to the forbidden bridge where homeless and drifters sleep.
On the sand they would doze off and some would be dragged off.
In a random rainless flashflood that accumulated from miles away.
Their bodies never found and their existence never noticed to begin with.
After that is the fruitful dead end where the giant mulberry continues flowering.
The infected papaya and pitanga where small monkeys stray above nighborhood cats.
Where spider webs the size of small houses cross entire back sections.
The exuberant acerola and the stunted starfruit.
Along that street is the two mongruels one friendly on bitter.
Then I walk westward passing the twin coconuts.
Up to the empty sections for sale.
That good final piece.