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The cup is where it usually is

by Paul Stokstad | Nov 3, 2015 | Literary, Poetry, Thoughts en Passant

The cup is where it usually is my placemat on the west side of the table Just now my wife is at work instead of in her usual seat there across from me All these years I have watched and listened over one table or another her growth from tied to free And as she has...

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