Awaiting a Greater Library

Walk backwards through the book written so far, 
Back, 
Back, 
Each day a page, so, seventy 
Since the start.

Turn, 
Keep turning, 
And arrive where it started, there, 
Stop.
It starts, in a windowless room, 

Where the light was from you and your open door.
Sitting at a piano I can’t play, you
Closed the door, 
Spilled secrets, 
At long last.

From the autumn to the ice
We have come half-circle.
Two chapters told already, 
More being written, 
Making way for a greater library.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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