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Elegy for the Harbor

Noor Haddad

Elegy · Loss

They filled it in to build the road.Where the boats rocked, the cars idle now.My father can stand on the exact spothis father drowned and feel nothing move beneath him —

which is, he says, the cruelest thing they did:not taking the sea, but making it forget.We mourn the water like a man. We say its name.

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