In Wartime
In Wartime
I spend more time folding things,
smoothing out the creases of T-shirts
left overnight in the dryer, making
crisp edges of the fleece blanket draped
over the back of a chair. Altars appear
in strange places—peach pits and candle
in the kitchen window, dried hydrangeas
in a Mason jar, their dusty petals losing
their pink, but still catching the early
mo…
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