This black sedan lies on its topon the kitchen window sill, its wheelsin the air, its battery drained,the oil trickling into the cylinders.
It was not death we came to fear but her life,her other birth, waking remade from the womb
of that disease. One leg was withered, a dragging-
We, as a nation, seem to believe that, win or lose, the war is nearly finished, done with, history. Unfortunately, for hundreds of thousands of American veterans and their families, the war is anything but over.
The pang and clangor of pitch-dense woodin the stove and the odd, almost syncopatedpops of studs, joists, and rafters as they warm […]