From 'Fontanelles' - by Anne Michaels

To facts as unprovable as one's own death.

The distance a child travels,
tens of thousands of years,
one cell at a time.

The body is a memory palace.

As if,
just once, impossibly,
we'll catch the visible reflection
of what's invisible.

After thirty weeks,
quantum whispering: thought.

All love is time travel.

Before I knew a person can be a prayer.
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From "Lake of Two Rivers"

The heart keeps body and spirit in suspension,
until density pulls them apart.

Like any sound, it goes on forever.
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From "The Day of Jack Chambers"

You explained visual time,
how there's no weight without shadow.

How everything suspended stays temporal.