Pyre Journal of an Ordinary Grief a woman arrives back in

a woman arrives back in her hometown to keep an eye on her wayward mother

as objects of intimacy

He knows the impossibility of wholeness

I flamboyantly tip my imaginary hat to you

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Pyre Journal of an Ordinary Grief a woman arrives back inMichael Cavuto 'In the dual work of Isis Theses & Pyre I V, living, death, languages work of remembrance, place & poetic lineage all take part in shifting throughlines of recombinant forms, as a spiral spirals back on itself, changed over time. Early on, here, Cavuto writes There is not enough wood for coffins. There is wood enough for a boat. a Pyre then is a boat, a burning that is going somewhere, not death as end but as an upward & outward