Twenty titles for a finished poem

The poem is done and "Untitled" is not going to cut it.

Give me 20 candidate titles for the poem below, grouped by strategy:

- **Lifted**: a phrase taken straight from the poem
- **Off-stage**: names something the poem never mentions but implies
- **Flat and factual**: a place, a date, an object, a plain noun
- **Framing**: tells the reader how to read the poem, or misdirects them usefully
- **Long**: a full clause or sentence that does work the first line no longer has to

Rules:
- Do not use abstractions the poem does not already earn.
- Avoid titles that simply restate the poem's subject.
- Mark any title that would give away the ending.

Then pick three, rank them, and say what each one changes about the reading.

Poem:

Finishing a poem. Cutting, ending, titling, and the last decisions before you call a draft done.