this permitted we have grace to caperfrom dusk to dawn as the leaves redly fallmarking the season with a noble balleach bright dancer bearing amber tapernotes now shining on the golden papermake our demands seem piteously smallas watchers wonder why we had the gallto think our hottest wishes more than vapournow time must move in tandem with the sunour hearts obey an older slower lawwhile in their nests the summer birds still waitfar to the south where warmth is never donebut nature rules with equally harsh clawa younger person wonders at his fate
Odd ravings, comments, and other wastes of time. Some are in plain prose, yet others are in rhyme.
25 October 2008
under the same stars
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