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Written August 5, 2023  (revised from a longer poem)
For Contest “I Know You're Dying To Write A Choka"
Sponsor, Kim Rodrigues

Where have the days gone? Like feathers, they fly away in the breeze of life. Fragile, wispy thoughts we gather in, one by one- stroked with loving care. Do they fly faster? It seems to us, as we age- time learned a new step. It spins us around to fast-forward those feathers we held yesterday. Grasped away too fast before we can comprehend their shapes and colors? Relish each moment lest the thief of time stops by and they fly no more. Spend time with each one. Caress the silky texture to flawless beauty- before they are whisked away.

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