This poem is taken from PN Review 133, Volume 26 Number 5, May - June 2000.
Seven PoemsAt the Window
After all the words after nights
and mornings after my hands
forgot the shape of wanting you
after all the leaving
and the emptiness you will never see
after arrivals and more departures
after all the words and all the silences
I realise I do not know
what has happened or why.
That Summer
The room filled with pale blue light:
the same sash window that sliced my thumb
wide open onto the silent street.
After hours of not sleeping, I came to you,
rocked you awake, said 'I want you
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