Call us anything: spirits, specters, spooks— Say what you will about ghosts & widows: that we don’t exist, we’re invisible, that we go naked under the sheets, and leave pornography in little free libraries. Oh, how we messed with Ms. O’Keeffe until she ditched mimesis for yonic flowers— Sweet ruin of a decaying arrangement, biological clock shocked by the red pulse of time… Oh, how we would take your camera and keep it on the nightstand next to our bed. How we would take you in your Subaru, between dashboard and bucket seats—despite red dirt and lousy music. Serendipity, acne, nothing connecting to nothing. Poltergeistly, wet-palmed, the mopey joy of mumbling the same words because they never come out quite right. Pretty much everything moves at erosion speed; those blemishes on the blue sky are called clouds. The world’s mostly tweetups, irreconcilable differences, legal separations, and restraining orders. Forever after, the taxes happily unprepared. Our backs bent beautifully like the workers at fulfillment centers. Everyone’s always endorsing accuracy over precision— closeness of the measurements to a specific value, over closeness of the measurements to each other. Arrows missing hearts, bypassing bodies altogether. (Would it help to get a bow?) Or should we keep throwing them and throwing, everly happy, everly after.