Book of Hours

Lake-deep black of night and no song we singwill do. After pillow forts, Minotaur     lullabies, glow-in-the-dark starfighters,    shadow animals’ chomp and gallop, wing- flap and pearl—between flood tide and lightning    bloom, our son keeps awake and smiles, rhymes storm with remember, bird...

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