The rising storm is part of me
and then foreign–
some kind of language.
I open the door, snow comes, sidelong, hard,
like thoughts at the end of life.
Do you know? I start to laugh.
Grandfather died,
left his house
filled with dynamite
and instructions–
tell the police it’s old and unstable.
Inside a man, one vault after another,
and what with the snow,
you leave things behind.