Hay fever seizes the accountability 
of the narrative if the commentator 
becomes susceptible to this malady. 
We live in fear of being forced 
to tell our stories under conditions 
not best for remembering them.
It's a systemic emotion bred 
and  ritualized into us over the course 
of many subsequent generations.
There arrives a point where the terror 
no longer registers anymore and so here 
it comes triggered weakly within. 
So that the detonation of silence 
opens a clustering sky for a garden 
from which to hang tears individually.
I don't think it's possible for the story 
to have ended, really, not here 
today, nor there tomorrow.

 
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