The free floating glove
was lost, not in music, nor
in anything you could get hold of,
like the nose of a snore,
or the back of a wardrobe,
where there might be a slim chance
an adventurous microbe
might be found in its embrace.
The glove was truly lost. In the Space
of free floating aimlessness,
a world without weight,
a forever of existential nakedness.
In the freedom of absolute nothing.
Circling as a vulture on the wing.
A sonnet by Mary Courtney