FIRST MARRIAGE

After David

In this dream, I was Marat in the tub
and she came to stab me. As in our old life,

I played the martyr, fierce and unforgiving.
In bed we spoke the gibberish of strangers,

and we hectored each other endlessly
before we could finally walk away.

Even then I knew hate poisons everyone,
so in my bath, in my dream, I blessed her.

The bath was milky, medicinal,
meant to disinfect the wounds.

She stayed with me a while, the shadow
of her, until she pulled back

into the world we left each other for.


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艾拉·萨多夫

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