Though I gave no sign, I was certain that day
that something ominous was approaching.It was as if my blood and flesh were not my own,
or that they might just forget their tasks.I fondled this fluttering feeling all day,
alternately thrilled and terrified.Wondering what lay beyond this
new door, so tantalizingly ajar.I never told you that I might
abandon my skin.Or that our hearts might
lose the threadof our never ending
conversation.—Excerpt from "June 2" by Keith Woo, as it appears in "The Heavy Work of Vanishing: The Collected Poetry of Keith Woo," edited by Pi'ilani Kilani, page 185.
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The Last Handful of Clover - Book 1: The Hereafter
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