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Solange
Poems
Sep 2011
Chambers
My sweater is torn.
And its January. She can sew.
She taught herself on a Sunday afternoon last July.
My sleeve caught on the door handle as I left.
It was trying to stop me,
Hold me back, teach me a lesson.
The handle took my button.
I didn’t care. I could go back and get it.
But not today. I’ll fix it.
Stars, toggles, squares,
Pink, blue, white, navy.
I find a grey circle.
The thread finds its way
Through the four chambers
Of the button.
Atrium to ventricle.
Ventricle to atrium.
I double knot it.
She can sew.
I didn’t care.
And now I wear my button on my sleeve.
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