After Your Death

When I try to understand
what you are now
I cup small bowls of air
and peek in my hands wondering
if I am holding a small part
of what holds you.
Then I wonder if perhaps
you are bigger, vast
as the night sky and I drive
fast along country roads
with one arm out the window
waving up and down.

When They Tell Me
Early Intervention Play Group
The Door
Play Ball

What It Takes
Breech Birth, 1959
A Few Words For January
Goodbye to Room 1116

Staying In
The Balance Tipped
What Continues on Sundays
After Your Death