In Natalia Serrano-Chavez's free verse poem "Baby Came Home 2/Valentines," a simple question about a song sparks a moment of poignant reflection. The speaker's restrained response and the ensuing silence, paired with the evocative imagery of youthful moments and fleeting time, capture a delicate interplay of emotions and unspoken fears.
Baby Came Home 2/ Valentines
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