bombshelter
we huddle
against the chipped white
painted brick wall
painted brick wall
of this basement;
my screaming infant daughter
and her sobbing erratic father.
warheads whizzing by us,
my flailing head, these
failing feet
coping with the Blitzkrieg.
when the doctor staggers
across this crowded waiting room
uttering the words,
“I’m sorry, but…”
And I know then
that you’re already gone.
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