They are ready to close
his coffin. She raises
her hand,
not yet.
A step forward, head tipped right
she gazes at him
the last time
in fifty-four years,
her life. Three fingers
to her lips, she presses in
grief
as if she could hold it,
as if that
could contain it.
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