Winter Nights
We furl tightly against
each other in the v-berth,
our breath forming ice
on the hatch above our heads;
five blankets and quilts
pile on top of us, and still our toes
lying in the v of the bow,
are cold.
I bury my nose between
your shoulder blades, and dream
we are entering the world
for the first time, our feet
slicing through layers
of water, of womb.
But this time,
we enter it together.
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