Flying through winter sky, the
airplane pilot a funny guy: “who wants to stop
in Aruba?” he asks. “Before we reach Vermont?”
He and I moving along at 600 mph
jouncing, engines humming; I wake with chin
on my chest; a chick next to me has a silver snake
around her wrist and fingernails painted with
Wite-Out.
Would she freak if I shoved my hand down
between her doughy thighs?
I start to fade-out again, and soon
am floating in amniotic fluid—
my amniotic self, with
my mother, navigating her way down stairs
while trying not to upset me.
She loves me.
I love her.

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