Mortality by Lola Haskins
Every thrown stone falls.
But there is a moment first
as it hangs in the air
that the blurred hand
that tossed it will not come again,
thinks the stone as it flies.
Every thrown stone falls.
But there is a moment first
as it hangs in the air
that the blurred hand
that tossed it will not come again,
thinks the stone as it flies.