Flaw

You said your dimple
Was a flaw
In the musculature of your face.

And then you disappeared.

A year later you called.

From the hissing distance far away.
You were surprised I remembered,
But of course I remembered.

Though I cannot remember your name
I cannot forget your flaw.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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