Autumn's Last Coda
Tongues of flame
still burned
upon her weathered skull
like Octobers
first gentle snow
on demoded
village backroads,
rockface archaic,
after eons
autumn codas.
Her path
transmuted
by star cells,
her passion
s t r e t c h e d
me apart.
At phone's song,
I stagger
beneath silv’ring snow
to pick up;
aching
for ma's voice.
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