poetry SPRING by Melissa Schuppe He says the whistle’s been blowing over at the dairy for years, all these years we’ve lived here but I never heard it. Not until the spring following the winter we almost threw it all out and gave up on each other. Deep down in that sorrow and betrayal we found each other again. We propped open the old window with a can of paint and we made love like never before, then lay warm and filled and stunned together in the new bed. It was then that I finally heard it, the whistle, clarity finally emerging.
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