Even when I was that child,
One leg in the Calumet,
I am here,
Nearer to
The way all things nosedive
Lifeless
Into snowbanks
In the end.
Even as I pulled my
Pockets empty each
Into seething winter
Rivers,
Hope
Clawed past my shoulders to find
My children.
And when I despair,
I remember
All my needed knives,
Gone from me
To depths of great lakes
By my own hand,
And careen around the sunless bends
With all that is required to keep careening.
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