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Going Home

The bench stands empty this dawn
beneath the unbending madrone on the bluff
above the Sound. The water’s smooth, untorn
by yesterday’s cast stones. So it is I go home
wearing skin, warm again
to wrap two sons within then find a way
to release them, eager butterflies into day.

Going Home

The bench stands empty this dawn
beneath the unbending madrone on the bluff
above the Sound. The water’s smooth, untorn
by yesterday’s cast stones. So it is I go home
wearing skin, warm again
to wrap two sons within then find a way
to release them, eager butterflies into day.

Heather McKey, 50

Seattle

 
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