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TODAY THERE IS TIME.(Poem)
to touch the silken stillness of myself, map its landscape, the missing left breast, to lay my nervous palm softly as a bird's wing across the new plain, allow tears to fall yet rejoice that the surgeon scraped away the cells ...
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