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The last wish

In November's chill on Rana Mohal's lane,
She showed me a shawl, dreams to attain,
Her last wish lingered, a poignant refrain,
But with 125 rupees, my hands feel restrained.

COVID's cruel grasp in GMC Doda's embrace,
Snatched her away, leaving an empty space,
Two cherished shirts I sold with a heavy heart,
To honor her wish, a fragile start.

Wrapped in that shawl, morning's pale light,
Clings to my half-dead soul's fading sight,
I breathe, yet the question echoes, unkind,
Why persist in this world, a heart confined?

Her love lingers, a tranquil sleep's embrace,
But my nights echo, devoid of solace or grace,
No one to rouse, no gentle voice to say,
"Kya kar ra ho?" in each lonely day.

I exist in the shadows of memories past,
Aching to make each moment last,
Yet her absence weighs, a burden I bear,
In a world devoid of her tender care.

In this solitary existence, I strive to survive,
Aching heart, wounded, yet somehow alive,
But in every breath, in each moment's glow,
I carry her wish, her love, her enduring glow.

Our Own Style

I riffle through memories of days gone
    Like a junkyard of photo boxes
        When viewing the past again sees the dawn

Of course, my favorite time it surely must be
    Living in my GMC van conversion
         Just my big Chesapeake dog, Cody and me

Gave up the rent and then gave up the job
    Pursued a life of the struggled artist
         Wanted to do what makes my heart throb

See new mountains and see new skies
    Every night a new front door
         See the world through different eyes

Expand my wings with my artists hands
    New teachers mold a seeking mind
         Make new friends across the wander lands

Those happy days with my very best friend
    From Alaska to the New Mexico dirt
         Excited as we looked around each wide bend

My dog and I lived the miles for 3 years and awhile
    Hiked winding trails and swam the lakes
         Many memories we happily made with our style
written:  10-5-2019

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Southern Tales -

He drops the tailgate on that old GMC truck
using it as a makeshift workbench
He tinkers with an old icemaker 
determined to bring it back to it's former glory
He whistles an old country tune as he works with contentment
His screwdriver slips and the melody is broken
He cusses out loud as his knuckle begins to bleed
Frustration grows as he uses his shirttail to wipe the blood,
holding pressure on his hand with pure impatience,
his eyes fixed on the old appliance in pieces
The aroma of supper cooking
makes it's way outside through the raised windows of the old white house
He decides to give it up but only until tomorrow
His concentration is broken
and his mind is now on fried potatoes and onions
As he wipes his hands on an old shop rag he counts his blessings
They are abundant

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