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I Remember

I remember


I remember
A swallow gliding across 
The moon’s rising shadow
That falls 
At the feet of my bedstead.
I look at the glow and the raven black sky
And wonder of what’s to come.


I remember
Crashing it fell
Into a birch
Covered in snow
Crisp white snow
Sending an icy death
Across it rigor mortis limbs.
That yearn for the sky.


So the Fall
Leads to a still death,
And time passes.

Copyright © Maggie Kuhn | Year Posted 2016

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Date: 1/1/2017 6:55:00 PM

This truly is a lovely piece of poetry, Maggie. Reminds me ever so much of Robert Frost. You have penned a little beauty here! Have yourself a wonderful New Year...And please accept my very warmest wishes. :) john

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