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John Duval
Poems
Feb 2014
The Bracelet
That night our love was
fluorescent and mint-green.
Air stood still in the hospital halls,
and I could hear your lungs at work.
I took my shoes off to match you,
and let the sleeping tile freeze my soles.
I only felt suited when
I could share a fraction of your pain.
A promise was made.
We would keep your bracelet.
When you are released,
we'll stash it in a safe place.
When a plague sinks its teeth,
I'll put your bracelet on.
To remind me of the wounds
I wanted to take for you.
Written by
John Duval
Canada
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