"Two Rivers Speak"
Beneath the ice,
I am still moving.
You can’t see it from the bank,
but the push is there —
steady as breath,
older than frost.
Across the sea,
a card you keep in a drawer
still hums when you touch it —
quayside stone,
a smear of light on water,
the ghost‑ink of a name
you once answered to.
We are not the same river,
but we share the pull:
one in your marrow now,
one in your hand like a dare.
Let the postcard be a charm,
but not a tether.
Let the ice be a mirror,
but not a wall.
Your soul is its own current.
Your voice is the thaw.