Some tomorrow
I’ll be older,
around a corner
once imagined,
to be remembered.
So that was me
I’ll think,
looking back.
The slow voice,
the chiding
of my own future
tense.
Once I felt
myself turning,
the planet falling,
a blue globe,
the black field.
Everywhere
everything
falling.
All of us
snow,
the blizzard
of humanity,
no two un-alike,
unlike true snow.
I dreamt once
I fell in a garden
and no one was there
to hear the sound
my heart made.
cc: Chagall, 2026

Incredible. I love this poem!
Thank you, Holly.