I know your arms & legs are cold.
In November the river shifts
slowly, silver ghost of its body
barely stirred, ice already forming.
And today, midday, I heard you moan.
Grinding bones of a steel-strapped frame.
As if you had moved, or tried to.
As if the surging light was painful.
originally published by the Toledo Review
Sunday, February 28, 2010
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