Seeking Home
You should not have had to learn
impermanence so young; the gaunt, shape-shifting ways of loss, the alphabet of pain. I now hear you're about to leave that airy red-brick seaside flat, where gulls plane past the windows as the first light rolls in from the east, and all the rooms are klepsydras replenished by the Bondi sun, and Evie, who has just turned one, runs clutching at its rays By Jena Woodhouse QLRS Vol. 19 No. 3 Jul 2020_____
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