his feet rest
upon posthumous piles
unopened letters
sent before
the war had ended
eleventh hour appeals
promises made to god
maybe just coupons
lay sealed
unseen
amid the thousand
(i love you)s whispered
at unspeakable hours
when veils are lifted
and the face of silence
might be revealed
sent before
the history
was first written
the bodies counted
and new lines drawn
carved in flesh
illustrating boundaries
rivers and oceans
the mountains
between here and there
before
the clock was broken
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