
freezes cold
and all you do is pace
and flay,
say whatever comes to tongue
each gutteral flung
from your mouth
like blackened snow
under-
tire,
I lean against a parked car
under fire,
afraid to blow a sigh
into this ice-picked wind
that might sling back
and yet, my silence
brings a death
worse than dying,
I too
have learned to fall from heights
so quiet.
By Mary E. Lohan
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