LeavingA Poem by Anthony JI asked if there was room left in your heart for one more. You gazed lasers through your ratty sneakers and sighed. Inside the pauses in your questions is where I’d build a home with a hard-thatched roof in case the answers ever hurricaned down. But now I know that your innermost place is more a hotel than a wilderness, with its full amenities for week-long stays and little more. You once told me you loved adventures, and I saw us on a train together sampling Italian food and laughing with our mouths full, then landing in Barcelona and getting fancy drunk In foreign parking lots. This was the way it would go. We would leave together far and far. I know now that standing on this platform and watching your neon train pass softly into a purple horizon is a breed of leaving even truer.
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