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Once Was Enough.(Poem)
Once Was Enough underlit, the red leaves remind me of perching on the window ledge with your cat, waiting for the wind to shake the plum tree leaves in the late afternoon light that you always complained about missing, but never actually sat still long enough to enjoy. I sometimes doubt you even saw it before I pointed it Out to you. then again, you already knew ...
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