Saint Marty has a poem tonight for his father . . .
3 of "Fall" from Yellow Dog Journal
by: Judith Minty
My father's slippers, found
in a trunk, now mine to wear.
Too large, creases in the leather
barely touch the flesh.
I slide my toes to the end, along the old ridges.
His feet clump over linoleum floor,
table to dishpan, woodbox to stove.
Only the scrap of rug by the door
muffles his presence.
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