Poetry By
Alice Stinetorf
Published on: 10/15/2015
The Altitude of Home
Having found a box within a sphere I questioned the shape of things. Having found tyranny in regret I told the past that it was free to move about the cabin. An airplane cast a shadow upon my house today. Vagrant clouds loosed torrents upon my house today. Its gutters sang of grace. A memory grew clogged with leaves rejected by their mother. A memory slept on sticky bark and counted chafing strips beyond remembrance. Having found a cloud within a box an airplane sang of grace beyond the shape of things. Rejected by its gutters my house loosed torrents of sticky bark and slept. I told a memory that it was free to move about the cabin. The past grew clogged with leaves.
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