Watching, under open skies
Or through some window, likely—
Driver’s side, rented townhouse,
Hospital room’s rectangle—
It does seem like what’s outside
Does what it does easily,
The way June Jordan’s jasmine
Bloomed easily while she worked
To clean the impossible
White shirt clinging to its dirt.
But that’s what science is for—
To scrutinize more closely,
To measure how life’s so much
Work for anything lovely.
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