I was young, a myth, chewing
the apple. I slept in a hemisphere
of coats pushing out of the flames.
Every city burns, I know,
though I’m not a mystic.
There are so many ways to be
betrayed by a country—
My ancestors—goat bones,
stars in the butcher’s thumb.
They live in the milky river
that surges through the mountain
burdened with our names.
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