You said to me the other day,
Did you know, Tom,
that the gym you go to
is right across the street
from where John Lennon was shot dead?
I said,
No, I didn't.
But, that's so interesting.
There were riots,
back in the day,
You said, blowing into
a soft white tissue.
A tear,
Shaped like a grape,
Dripped out of your eye,
And fell onto your breast.
But your clean cotton shirt
crunchy from starch
licked it dry.
You fidgeted with a jar
of amber nail polish.
I noticed on your study table
Three pregnancy test strips
Pink lines missing
in the Test area.
I asked,
Is everything okay, Sherry?
You said,
Miscarried, again.
It's not meant to be, I don't think.
Did you know, Tom,
that the gym you go to
is right across the street
from where John Lennon was shot dead?
I said,
No, I didn't.
But, that's so interesting.
There were riots,
back in the day,
You said, blowing into
a soft white tissue.
A tear,
Shaped like a grape,
Dripped out of your eye,
And fell onto your breast.
But your clean cotton shirt
crunchy from starch
licked it dry.
You fidgeted with a jar
of amber nail polish.
I noticed on your study table
Three pregnancy test strips
Pink lines missing
in the Test area.
I asked,
Is everything okay, Sherry?
You said,
Miscarried, again.
It's not meant to be, I don't think.
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