Unraveling
after the death
like a rope turning into grief-torn wisps
The hot tears
of never-going-to-see-her-again
splashing on passers by
as if a funeral couldn’t possibly contain the torrent.
She cried for her brother
because – numb, unraveling, dieing with their mother
he could not cry for himself.
Grief splashes on a future
that isn’t.
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