In the end, it was nobody’s fault—
I could
feel myself believing this
even as
I wrote the line
for
practice at the thought
I could turn the page, but
any breeze,
a letter or two
any
easy shift of gears
all the
metaphors would mash
Back again to letting go—
I thought of things I’d already forgotten
Remembered that it was impossible
Touched tenderly those places
Thought instead of baked potatoes
October yellow in Chernihiv
Apple orchard Shenandoah
Days to remember to count yourself
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