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Though We Quarrel

I’ll plant apple trees at night.
A heartbeat will open a fist.

Where the ground is riddled with rocks,
it’ll start raining. And you, dear,

inking shadows in the window
in love that may never

be. Lie flat, I can
almost feel it, the earth

unpacked, the veins, the roots.

Though We Quarrel

I’ll plant apple trees at night.
A heartbeat will open a fist.

Where the ground is riddled with rocks,
it’ll start raining. And you, dear,

inking shadows in the window
in love that may never

be. Lie flat, I can
almost feel it, the earth

unpacked, the veins, the roots.

Christopher Crew, 34

Seattle

 
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