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Suddenly somewhere in the fog Crows calling
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New year’s day Donkeys aflank to sunrise
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Oregon summer The haze from distant wildfires turning the moon red
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When my time is done remember I saw swallows taking their first flight
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Flank to the sunrise Old donkey taking winter one day at a time
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Withering daisies Brittle petals littering the dusty pasture
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A young deer peering at me around the hedgerow "Then
the silent leap"
October daisy bedraggled but still upright The cold morning rain
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Herding a young deer through the gate to its mother Steady autumn rain
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Patient old donkey waiting for her morning hay Gray August sunrise
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Orion rises dragging Autumn behind him Late August morning
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Foggy day -- On the Verrazano the car vanishes
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wooden Buddha with a cracked head on display no buyers
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hibiscus under the eaves frost burned petals
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the fish lazily surface in the pond nearby ~ the sun on my teacup
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dusk- an unfinished sweater on the rocking chair
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sleepless night - the whistle of a distant train going where ?
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last straw rejection -- the telemarketer tells me I'm too old
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poetry meeting I try to read my haiku... a frog in my throat
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here and there breaking through the dusk's mist bright lights
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mountain pass we rebuild the cairn to fit the wind
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a back road and a flat tire . . . the peach blossoms
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voices of loons cross the misted cove call and response
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storm clouds - the roofer talks about overtime
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nearly eighty - opening a jar of preserves
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long after the funeral service - the unspoken words
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rainy day-- they give me back my shoelaces
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paper couture- she wears my love letter close to her heart
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weathered wall- a hint of the height marks left behind
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backwaters - i row my boat into sunshine
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orange and fuchsia - the way the sun sets on her saree
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prayer lamp - something of me in the moth dust
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charcoal graffiti - a heart on the mud wall bleeds in rain
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masala chai in an alien street a whiff of home
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collecting shells - a bit of sea breeze in my pocket
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autumn rain - a clay duck’s lidless belly fills with stars
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summer butterfly a girl wearing a white dress in the morning breeze
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covid-19 a butterfly trapped between the doors
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Valentine’s Day another heart attack in the old neighborhood
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prairie dogs— mares tails over Little Big Horn
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morning fog a railroad crossing at the end of the world
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ginko the group returns with a hundred selfies
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Easter Sunday-- my mother's bible stuffed with obits
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spring morning a railroad bridge into fog
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idle conversation the daffodils nodding In the breeze
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Indian summer a yellowed postcard falls from the book
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lighting the paper lantern-- autumn sunset
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Groundhog Day another friend returns to earth
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missing you the cry of the loon from shore to shore
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murmurs in her sleep-- the moon slips behind the clouds
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cold night-- snowflakes settle on coal cars
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winter evening the last dried pepper goes into the soup
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interstate an Amish buggy wavers in a thermal
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dusk the space between us filling with snow
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winter solstice the Virgin Mary receives a new light bulb
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soft jazz candle light and lip gloss in the corner
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Earth Day... slowly the anesthetic takes effect
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August 6-- my father does not say good morning
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cloudburst the last nail hammered in the rain
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autumn chill the mausoleum covered with sparrows
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autumn chill the chalkboard screeches at her touch
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signal station a woodpecker taps in the dusk
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snow flurries ::: a blue jay's feather clings to the yard
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snow glare onion bulbs sprouting from the bag
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geriatric ward-- the table groans when they fold it up
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sun dog-- so many names carved on the cliff
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Easter-- an anxious mother calls in the wind
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breathless -- camellias falling one by one
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starless night-- Las Vegas spills over the desert
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fragile morning-- a blue psilocybin in the middle of the garden
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spring wind -- the magnolia sweeps the sky
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night shift -- he tree frogs sing a road through the forest
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a dark horse with a blue harness --. winter solstice
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cold spring -- burnt waffles and raspberry jam
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mid-summer -- the nighthawk cries between Pittsburgh and heaven
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on the roof late -- my brother hammers nails in the moon
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New sheets. I remember your hands.
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soft rain . . . the way the oncologist "says ""we"""
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thinking of her in the past tense . . . cloud shadow
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the beggar counting coins . . . first stars
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twin towers repeating their absence day after day
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waiting for a call from the son who never calls – Mother's Day
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post-election washing the dishes doing the laundry
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wave from a kid riding the carousel . . . summer's end
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abandoned factory . . . parking spaces marked Reserved
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eighty-third birthday I read the directions one more time
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a day at the beach June 6
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night rain drumming on my mind
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old friends . . . the garden fading into twilight
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petals in the wind . . . my neighbors practise tai-chi
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home for Christmas the fruitcake we always pretended to like
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autumn leaves my fear of falling
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cold moon the sound of my words in her eyes
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the heat . . . a silent fountain drenched in moonlight
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trick or treat I promise the vampire the dog won't bite
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fireworks over . . . the silence of the stars
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walking home after the rainbow a crescent moon
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Omaha Beach the sound of wave after wave
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Memorial Day old enough to remember a time between wars
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Memorial Day we try to remember when the war began
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