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The Prodigal


Today, I fed a horse still wild,

and asked him with my rhyme

 

To blaze the silver meteor’s trail,

to where the words collide

 

I filled him with one final verse,

to sharpen my refrain

 

And mounted for that one last ride

—to go back home again

 

(Dreamsleep: March, 2020) 

 

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