“The Three Fates
When You Go
Your bathmat dries
Snow drifts from the sky filling empty shoe prints
Memories are frayed lace
Love singes in August
Sugar hardens, Flour writhes with weevils
The mail that arrives through the door slot - circulars, postcards, pleas for your support - piles up, unforwardable.”
―
How to Survive Death and Other Inconveniences
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