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  SHE WOULDN’T LET GO—NOT OF HIM, AND NOT OF THE BEAR

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  HE DIDN’T SAY A WORD—BUT HIS SHIRT SAID PLENTY

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  HE WALKED HER HOME IN THE RAIN—BUT KEPT THE UMBRELLA FOR HIMSELF

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  WE FELL ASLEEP ON THE SUBWAY—BECAUSE HOME WAS STILL AN HOUR AWAY

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  SHE WALKED SIX BLOCKS WITH A ROLLATOR—JUST TO BRING HER NEIGHBOR SOME SOUP

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  HE PICKED A DANDELION FROM THE CURB—AND SAID IT WOULD MAKE HER BETTER

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  I STILL SALUTE HIM—EVEN THOUGH THE SEAT NEXT TO ME IS EMPTY

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  WE SLEPT ON CONCRETE LAST NIGHT—BUT I STILL PARTED HIS HAIR THIS MORNING

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  I WASHED DISHES AFTER PRACTICE SO MY BROTHER COULD EAT

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  I STOOD IN THE FOOD LINE HOLDING THE ONLY THING I HAD LEFT OF THEM

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  I STOOD IN THE FOOD LINE HOLDING THE ONLY THING I HAD LEFT OF THEM

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  HE WROTE A MESSAGE IN DUST—BECAUSE HE DIDN’T KNOW WHO ELSE WOULD LISTEN