What you named, you must have loved
enough to name: to press onto the form,
a languaged version of the form which then
you can write in flowing script across the top
of a postcard, or fold into a letter— Letter
being both the name of the missive addressed
to the one whose name you love because you also
love the person, as well as the name of the inked
units making up the name. Copper or midnight
blue, liquid black, lay the letters down so their tails
scroll into each other. Hope that when you release it
in the mail, it finds its destination; that the letters
don't run, that the writing's legible, that the one
you're writing to is still there when it arrives.