The day opens its gaping mouth,
(It is as reasonable to ask why not as it is to ask why.
My father said that and he is dead now
thirty-three years,
my oldest brother nearly nine, my mother
eight, my former partner ten,
and my sister’s son, just three years.
But you could just as well say for all
eternity.)
the leaves vibrate, bracing for their
abscission.
We are so tiny.
We are so tiny.
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