<p>There is a lullaby a Portuguese lullaby that wafts through the cobbled streets wedges itself in the punctuation of voices the lines of faces.&nbsp;It comes without demand pretense the need for receipt as if a cathedral is calling the dark into a coronation of lit candles.&nbsp;This lullaby is fastened to loss longing abelia rockroses &nbsp;the hillsides of sheep grazing.&nbsp;Fastened to days with the angular of discontents yet beyond them.&nbsp;</p><p></p><p>There is a lullaby calling calling calling to you and to me.</p>