snowfire a fox takes shelter in the curl of its tail
sun spider
I centre myself
in its web
the language of loss
the last herd
of grey ghost caribou
nearly extinct
I hold your hand
until you disappear
we offer her
to the warm earth
in a silence
more eloquent than any
language of loss
ghost-light
above the coulee
an antelope
lies down beside
my sister
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Sunday, October 14, 2018
Blithe Spirit, Vol. 28, Number 3, August 2018
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