That day, we found a motorcycle.
It was red still, and not the rusted
Kind but true, of another decade.
That day, we found a spear of prairie
Grass. It pierced the heart of the machine
Where it lay long broken on the rim.
And instead of hot oil blood,
There ran the thinnest stream of water
Down the ravine. It pooled in our steps
And, meeting the pond, whispered our names.