Buying Yourself Flowers


I swear the woman who works at the
grocery store on Prince Street was an
obstetrician when she lived in Korea.

The way she glows at the roses while
she swaddles them in tissue paper
and passes them to you across the counter

so tenderly you are clearly being handed
either a newborn or a grenade. I don't

want to be a mother, but my left arm knows
just how to be a cradle, and on the way home,
a homeless man says they have my eyes.


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Amy Grimm

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