You are no one in particular. If I saw you on the city's streets I would pass you by as the wind scrufs the fallen leaves on the ***** sidewalk. I would not know you as you were, a soldier and a king.
You have forgotten promises and faith. Life is a sad thing when the little mention in the paper has only the inelegant childhood phrase: Dominus vobiscum.
People will say How Odd she was and round in her years of silence.
Someone will wonder if I were ever loved and if I danced in the dim light of the red room, with a slot machine and not much else but the music and the breath between us.