your poem read, awoken by lightening flashes of morning notifications arriving, postmarked from "I liked it"
but it does not end there, continues, to a new ending
who and why, who and why, did this one find their own worthy in it that was writ unknowingly just for them
and you look them up, guessing who and why, rereading your hand's work, which verse was it, was it for a blessing or a curse, that touched them, that made them touch you
each "like," a work in itself
re examined, re searched, re imagined in the light of who they are and why they are liking words I wrote
a single poem bring hours of imagination, each "like" individually gift wrapped, each human liking rapt, each imagine a rapture,
each "like" a new poem about the who and why each name a disguise to unravel, each name a title of a new different, imagined poem, who and why, we like each other