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3. So I Leave Nothing With You, My Beloved
No Hair of my head
No book on the shelf
No bra on the floor
No stockings.
No pen on the table
Not a button from my blouse,
No toothbrush
No flannel
No towel
damp in a heap, No
Night dress, not
A lipstick
An eyeliner
No face cream No
the was no breath of me,
Not a tissue
Not a mark
Not a comb
Not an earring
No car keys
No map
No - not a footprint,a
wheelprint? Can you see it?
There in the shadows, in
The gravel
I dropped nothing
I left nothing
Not a wave in the air
But beloved
press close in the sheets
where my body lay there
where my skin sank there
where my flesh warmed there,
that dip there,
that ruckle there,
breath, deepdeep, did I
leave scent of me ?
© Anne Le Marquand Hartigan
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