roy herndon smith O frabjous day! Callooh! Callay!--Lewis Carroll in the end, the child murmuring, “callooh, callay,” drifts into stillness leaving us drowsy in the dusk, words settling back into breaths and moods new yens and old yarns aches, anguish, comfort, and joy dissolving into the body before thoughts and dreams and distances between child and us somewhere, someone sings “are you sleeping?” we reply “we are not, we are”