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Beginning Again


How quiet are the closing moments

of Winter

 

Its final lingering shadow

passing over your regret

 

Days lengthen into night,

returning Blackbirds a good tiding

 

What ended in shades of red and brown

—beginning once again

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2019)

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