by Heather Ann Schmidt
On the day I turned 30,
we stopped at a pub
along the River Dee--
and drank cider
and observed the world,
Wales at sunset--
your hand held mine,
leading me to the edge of the valley
Earth moving--
On the way back,
we had to stop
because sheep had gathered
across the highway
heather
bloomed in late August
up to where we stood,
and our daughter
turned inside me,
her heart against my ribs.
March 14, 2009
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