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David Hernandez

David Hernandez is the author of the poetry collections Hoodwinked, Always Danger, A House Waiting for Music, and the forthcoming Dear, Sincerely. A self-described music junkie, he lives in Long Beach, California, and is married to the author Lisa Glatt.

Poetry

We Would Never Sleep

We the people, we the one / times 320 million, I’m rounding up, there are really / too many grass blades to count, / wheat plants to tally, just see / the whole field swaying from here to that shy / blue mountain.

July 2015

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