Monday, December 8, 2008
NOTHING HOLDS ME
The sky lashed tight
to bright-stitched stars,
a glittering skin that cups down.
Off in the distance, a late
clatter of geese calls.
We never know what holds us here.
My breath steams against the cold,
snaking away in grey-shoaled shards.
I pace back and forth on the back deck
and watch the sky grow darker,
the stars bright.
Nothing holds me here.
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