(poem in progress)
You Ask for One Memory of You
After a night of shiraz and smokes
and people I hardly know,
you walk me home
through the thinnest hours
before dawn and snow,
so cold
our teeth might freeze to our lips
if we dare smile.
On the icy sidewalkoutside my apartment
we shake hands
through thick mittens.
That is as close
as we ever get
—wool on wool—
and it is enough.
HMMooreNiver
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