To Ana

Ana,

Your grave lies small beside the grass,

which short–I hear the sound of mowers still

rises higher than the marbled flat within the ground.

This place we laid you:

never once to see the sun,

or the brown and dying blades

of life.

But now the grass is green again

and now the sun (at last) is warm.

I dream you’re resting, Ana, here

within a world that seems (in parts)

to live.

~ Your brother

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