The Drive
When I was young,
the hills were green like this
and you were strong and
unyielding as the hills—
green and full of
stories. Wet and fresh
as anyone equipped to live
in a car or under the sky.
You fought a man
much bigger than you
because he had drowned a kitten
in the river, and you said
anyone who would do that
had to be weak.
You, pure sinew, all
impulse and overflowing
with rain and green, like that.
Yes, like those hills just there.
I can see them now.

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