In the ground a fragment of glass, curved, blue, like a cup
In the mirror an angle of cheek I can see right through,
like a cup
In the heat looking anywhere, everywhere, breathing
Reaching for sky, air, ice, like a prayer that flew, like a
cup
On the wall a thick flat blue Madonna and child
He ignoring her white round breast, firm and new, like a cup
In my thirst crooking hands to catch trickles of anything
wet
To capture the least hint of lingering dew, like a cup
Everywhere I look are the bowl-shaped curves, mocking drought
Collecting and pooling my bitter dry kisses for you, like a
cup.
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