remember when we were small and we only knew our own hands fat red and wriggling like little worms we didn't know the other hands, like the ones ticking by on a clock counting the days we are farther away from where we began and closer to where we will end remember when we didn't know the dimensions height, width, depth, and time when we were too small in our bodies and in our minds to understand that there are dimensions out of our chubby hands' reach that not everyone will love you the way your mother does that some people's love can only stand so high, reach so far, run so deep, last so long remember the days when we were small when love couldn't be measured by any dimension height, width, depth, and time and we would stumble about, toppling over with the weight of our newborn hearts something quite unlike aged hearts, that wither and shrink like old lettuce tossed to the birds for you don't need a mind to love, ...