I don't know what it is, but every time I spend an evening rehearsing dirty songs and having choreographed simulated butt sex, I get a poem out of it.
Miscarriages
The angels instruct:
Attend to what remains.
A woman of courage and stamina
Would at least lift her head
And wash out those empty cups
And put them away properly.
A woman of strength would
Not collapse into herself
At a word at the door,
At an innocent question.
The angels offer no comfort;
Silence, the two full cups,
The stream that's not much more
Than a trickle now.
A woman of assurance would stand up,
Raise a toast, and at least attempt
To trace that flow to its source.
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