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Out my window each night at the stars I would stare
‘Til the dawn lit the sky with its pastel fanfare
With the moon I would talk, her light in my hair
Her cratered eyes asked, Really why do you care

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Seared by bombs and shootings
Left fewer and bereft, keening in the rubble

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Jack Spratt could eat no fat
My husband rolls his eyes
That lucky guy! For one day he should try
My litany of allergies out for size
No beef, no lamb, nor nuts at that
Some fruits are even in cahoots

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In the beginning, the white-frocked horseman of her apocalypse
Eyes averted, blurts she has pancreatic cancer in store
She rocks, absorbs our reeling shock then, pensive, quips
A curious “Well, I’ve never done cancer before.”

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Wind wails, fraught with ice
White on gray the roiling bay
Gulls remain, silent

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Snow flurry at dawn Waxing gibbous new year’s moon Loon cries cold comfort ________________ Copyright Deborah McGlauflin, January 2012. All rights reserved.

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Accused of youth in wisdom lacking
My reply is simply asking

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Coming of age
Youth recedes with all its
Compelling purposes
What purpose now?

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All lovers know time’s not the same
When parting as when meeting
It speeds perversely to farewells
And crawls when wanted fleeting

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The autumn leaf doesn’t mourn
Other leaves that fall before it
Doesn’t question why it remains
Longer on the tree

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