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Small Gods
We leave them everywhere: coins in the laundromat, a warm cup beside the bed, the porch light burning
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The Cartographer of Rain
My mother taught me weather by the ache behind her knee— a small country of pressure no atlas thought to name.
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After the Last Train
The platform keeps its yellow line, a promise no one makes. In the vending machine’s blue light
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Inheritance
I have my father’s hands, but not his certainty. They hover over broken things