as the two
men work. ladders angled upon
the house,
and the new windows go in,
as the old
ones go out.
I offer water.
I tell them i'll be back.
I think of
hiding things of value.
but why?
there is nothing here
that
can't be replaced.
and why wouldn't I trust
these two strangers?
what is it about us that we
suspect
that we fear?
learned, perhaps.
men work. ladders angled upon
the house,
and the new windows go in,
as the old
ones go out.
I offer water.
I tell them i'll be back.
I think of
hiding things of value.
but why?
there is nothing here
that
can't be replaced.
and why wouldn't I trust
these two strangers?
what is it about us that we
suspect
that we fear?
learned, perhaps.
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