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Luna

by emma-brigham

In the spaces between, I love you best. The vastness between particles, the distances. What a gift it would be to unlearn time as it drips slowly from a broken faucet. This morning I performed the ritual of your 4am diaper change and when you smiled up at me I thought of a garden growing inside of you, the bloom of a hundred crocuses and lupines and marigolds and the twisting of Swedish vines and tomatoes beginning to turn red. Someday I will make your bed with fresh sheets when you come home for Thanksgiving, I will stock our fridge with your favorite foods and make sure the house is clean. I will try to be the perfect hostess for you like I once was. My moon and back.
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