The End of Marriage Poem by Lavinia Greenlaw
The End of Marriage
Night was and they swayed into it:
a pair of scissors, of sails
turning only into themselves
more other than become.
It is often five o'clock.
Her husband has contracted not
to speak of her and she has forgotten
where to go. Where does everyone go?
Friday, October 14, 2016
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