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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Stillness of Morning 1. Waking Covers thrown off my bed but the morning cast shadows. I reach for the snooze alarm but stop— a new day began. 2. Talk of the Weather Clouds hide the sun as I look out the window. A screen saver shows on the television— a housemate sleeps in the couch. Wet grass shimmers from last night’s storm and I wonder what the day will promise. 3. Forecast People at the convenience store talk rain. They complain too many storms. Someone hints at a flood. This late in the year, I ask. He says, You never know what will happen in life. An elderly couple stands at the door. The man says, You can feel the weather change. My knee aches. 4. Leisurely Drive I drive along the river and look for inspiration— the blank page at home unsure of what it will become. The soft voice of a woman I loved assures. Never be afraid of what you don’t know a soft refrain the day unfolds. 5. Soft Lament I pass by a cemetery driving a narrow road. My tires sing barely a word said as I glance at the clouds. 6. Seasons Summer has passed with barely a whisper I am touched by fall. a raindrop on my windshield a tear shed. 7. Afternoon The sun breaks through. Proud skies colored gold a revelation a celebration as I drive home of the time left to live. a page to fill with inspiration of blue skies
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