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Stronger Winds


A dark cloud swept o’er me today,

and visited but couldn’t stay

 

It tried to blow my voice away,

but stronger winds then had their say

 

Poisoning rains lay overhead,

whose black veil lifts in mornings glow

 

Their invocation scoffed again

—by everything Mariah knows

 

(University Of Pennsylvania Hospital: April, 2020)

‘Thank You Drs. Torp, Thaler & Weinstein’

 

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