A contemporary poem about gravity's third argument, using a concrete image system, a pressured turn and a restrained open ending.
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Two bodies lean into the same silence. Gravity calls it a promise; I remain unconvinced. A hand arrives where balance should be. The third shape is not between them but in the effort to keep from falling. It disappears when the weight is shared.
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