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The First Day

Hiding my face at the gate I wait for something to pull me from the inertia of my fear. Until it builds to breaking through and off I run to join the fray on this, my first day. Sixty years past I still remember the wonder of pre-school at our neighbor’s home right beside the lake. And so I think you too will remember this as the first thing you really had of your own. (for Tyrome - 9/5/23)

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