The Strange Weight of Love
When I lay my head in my mother’s lap,
I think how I have never lost a loved one
Who has kept me up thinking about loss,
Or the strange weight of love, or God.
Strange because they would be gone,
And I would not be, and they would not be.
When I lay my head in my mother’s lap,
I think how I would want nothing to do with Him
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