It’s the last day of everything
Summer has crept out the back door
Words taste salty on my tongue
The baby has woken a song
His hands found the words hiding
in their shape like a diamond
In the sky light is fleeting shadows pass
Laundry flaps on the line the end
Of the world and nothing is dry
Now I think about it nothing
Ever dried not completely you
Can’t enter the sleeve for dampness
The time for drying is done
In this peeling wooden house at
The fierce edge of disappointment
Things that will not end well include
The unrisen cake the fridge left open
This mineral poem
Words taste salty on my tongue
It’s the last day of everything
I don’t know what memory is for
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