D’s Communion One time when I was a young man I caught the scent of the priest Through the tannins of the communion wine. He smelled like my father On the morning that he buried my mother. I had just married. My new wife Kept two paces behind me In the communion line. Taking the host was […]
My son at 6 at the end of the weekend Your arm drapes along my whole side From my shoulder to my hip to my ankle Where your finger circles the knob Of my joint firmly. I can feel the warm press Of your palm, the weight of your elbow Against the worn fleece of […]