"To the Strangers"A Poem by RaefThe tip of that which flies softly to the skin of my teeth, and I do intend to catch it there, was left adrift one biting night, and then I thought to catch it there. Likening to the tips of fingers, I shook my hand to shake it of the memories that clustered there and met the warm embrace of what I can't recall. In happening and difference are the two alike; my hands under my arms, held there by a desire to leave well enough alone, alone. And my mind is set a-reeling from the face the memories cast in my direction, and I cannot help but wonder how much different it would be had I been born in May. And thinking so to wonder, and to wonder so to please, that fetid time away, away, is true to mind and body when I think of me in May. A pair or more away, to "through the looking glass"; away, away, away that view of looking down the lane. away, away, away that view of looking down the lane.
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