On Witness
For Paul Monette
Dear Stranger,
Remind me of a time when love tucked us back into the earth without care; where and when
daily we awoke to discover friendly faces gone, silent bodies drawn at dawn. Look out. See the
flattened clouds fill the horizon; it is a gray so slick you can see your smile reflected in winter’s
glen; you’ve become the sky, your face filling the heavens. All that is left is the faint smell of
lavender lingering like a bruise. I refuse to lose you.
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