between the shutter-boards and throws itself across the floor, bleeds as it falls, leaks into air and on to stone. These walls, the room between their frame, swim into focus: a scene becoming more familiar day by day. This is our home, for now; though not the home we left behind. These are my people now, moving so carefully around me; they try too hard not to disturb me – say, “Leave them to sleep; they’ll stir themselves, and soon enough, God knows.” So studied are they in respectful distance that I watch, unseen. There is so much I must take in.
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