Not So Puzzled
The scattered tulips
of the white-haired man
voice kind and soft, unsure,
but eager.
His hands are shaky, confident in his adjustments
I speak up gingerly,
I piece some things together
for both myself and him.
I spoke slowly,
said it's a nice reminder of her
not so long gone,
but still late.
None of us are quite whole
the last thing to do is pretend
that maybe one day,
it'll be the same.
Without the last piece,
a gap is left.
A break in the beauty,
my tulip lost.
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