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Freak July mists blurred all from Portsmouth to Reading in a late summer sky turned wholly unfit for bombing, as Luftschiff 31 finally broke free of the cloud-tops The radium on dials ghosted the first row of pilots Woellert, who dreamt constantly of falling airships, briefly paused scraping the frost off his glovetips Panned out, it looked like the belly of a cresting whale, or you in the bathsteam, my love, your face draining pale each time our unborn paddles against your abdomen You know how the Hindenberg fell, and how hydrogen can suddenly fireball There were only so many times Woellert saw damn with a full cargo bay over Mannheim