We had come to see the intersection of fixed objects with the changing fields around them. In the pictures, I'm a little pale and histamined, bleary in the face and winter is coming, but we got the second-to-last bus out before spring and it was the best thing we ever did today. On the bus back, the couples leaned their heads on each other in different ways, and C's shoulder was bony, but I put my hat there and leaned. Then I laid my head somewhere between his stomach and lap and drowzed for twenty minutes, holding his hand and pressing my head hard into his abdomen. If it had been me, I would have said, You're pressing on my bladder, but he didn't say that. I felt the flesh under there--all that skin and sinew of a different person who let me do these things to him now. After my nap I sat up and whispered fast, I'm going to bite your face, but I didn't. I think no one heard. I thought, I could write that down. Or I just thought, I have someone I could bite their face; then, I have someone whose face I could bite, all in that voice in my head that means I might write it down.