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Fajr = dawn (i.e. dawn prayer)

In the tidy marina, the tide is going out. My last image of her tugs at its mooring. I pause on a slope of the Alpujarras. The wide sky can't encompass my loss. A hooded crow calls two hours before fajr. The engraver has come, desperate for epitaphs. First published in NOON: Journal of the Short Poem

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