Neither of us were up to the challenge,
the towering debris in mum’s bedroom
only made bearable by the prospect
of an evening together, avoided.
We tread carefully around the remains:
the photographs, unframed, hastily sliced
in two. Our never-ending Jenga game.
One wrong move and the room turns nuclear.
I was the big red button you couldn’t
help but press. You brought on the destruction,
an ...