Casseroles
Everyone is cooking up and down
the street
Occupied with recipes for dealing
with
When one dies, flowers and
casserole
When born, cards and casserole
Casserole, how one copes in the
Midwest
Rectangular, glass dishes,
slicing perimeters
Before cutting squares. We have eaten
One another after surgery, a dead
pet
Bites of consolation, peering at
flowers
Masticating the toil of unknown
neighbors
Then meditating, all of us, once
or twice
Eating the casserole. Enchilada.
Tuna &
Noodles Whatnot. This time it is our porch
Loaded with frozen glass, covered
in foil
Our turn to place on a rack,
slice neat
Squares through the bubbling
dish, eat
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