I wouldn't be who I amif I could bear the foliage,the hour losingits precious lightlike a knight bleeding outthrough a hole in the armor.I wouldn't be, if I could,any more than that—light on burnt leaveswhile the hurt workedits anchor, the chain easedslowly like a tongue,a word for grief thatdoesn't rhyme with thief.Any day now, autumn.Winter any day.I've shot my arrowand lived by its arcand still, the hourswon't acquit.The first time we metwe said goodbye,then we never stoppedsaying it
--Maya C.Popa
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