Patterns of snow and erosion
wrinkle Ohioans
til they squeak like drying corn.
I was never here.
Oregon. Country of
sapphire, emerald, slate:
a black watch plaid of pines
and pouring skies.
Gordon could tell me more:
his mother, raised in Hood River,
slept out of doors sometimes, breathing
that dark, moonlight
landing ephemeral on her mouth…
I need that feeling. I want the ocean
outside my door.
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