Weary
Muddy, wet
Waders are stripped
From him, peeled off
Like a second
Skin.
Bloodshot eyes stare.
Beyond the faded white
Wraparound porch,
It is raining on the Wye.
He rises slowly.
Coffee and sleep
Carry him inside
Before the river calls
Once more.
He always returns
When she calls.
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