Recall

  October 31, 2002
Memory, a dappled orchard where the apples glow the brightest:
When the world its shoulders arches overhead and vaults us in,
You, a tender yolk suspended yellow in the azure shell;
I, a whisper subtly woven from the strands of flowing winds—
We are lips and we are eardrums, breath departing, words arriving
Floating slowly through the ether, drifting where the currents take us.
And the years are like octaves, scales descending down the keyboard
And the visions are like droplets hanging from the tips of leaves
Your reflections gleaming, sparkling, fractal faces, drifting voices
And my hands are frail and trembling as I pour from pen to paper
Things I saw or just imagined, sitting in the slanted sunlight…

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