Etched in Graphite
Your voice danced waves
In front of hands mouthing words
In a language I found
heavy
and lacking content
relevant to tabletop courtesies
and bags heavy with steam.
I wanted to leave you
a water-logged journal
quoting hands
passing over
brail
so you might learn to read.
Remain
a copy formed from moss,
reach,
call,
never manage to
swallow my kind.
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