I don’t know if you can read this now, you
without a body, without a hand on the wheel…
For years physicists were searching outerspace
for some ether electromagnetic waves
could travel through.
It was Einstein who said,
you can’t find it because it isn’t there…
Your hair would be gray now.
You led me upstairs to my great-grandmother’s bed
her hair floating white above her skull
as if it had already left her.
I never knew her not to be blind.
She reached out to read my face
your hands firm on my back.
you can’t find it because it isn’t there
You without a body a compass without oars
your hands are useless in this world,
resting on my shoulders
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