Getting Out

I am still sticking to my guns on the whole they can't conceive thing. It just seems to make so much sense to me. They're waking like inmates, that beat the walls. Inmates might wake because they're mad they're in jail. However since they say they hardly slept it just makes me feel like they are upset because they can't conceive. the tightening heart also makes me think they aren't really fighting its something outside of their control that is really getting to the core of them. It also, in the second stanza, says "locked into blame, we paced the short hall." How much clearer could it get?!? This seems like the icing on the cake, case closed. Also I definitely don't think this is a sure thing but could the "matching eyes and hair" be referring to their dream of a kid with matching eyes and hair? The entire lawyer part also supports it. They still send a yearly letter, it's like there apart because they have to be not because they want to be. Also they hold hands and cry on the last day when they are presumably getting a divorce. "The lawyer's bewilderment." That's because the lawyer doesn't know why they are getting a divorce!