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When Springtime Calls


The Autumn Wind

leaves summer in denial

 

Winter’s invitation sent,

but yet unstamped

 

Memories through the trees,

 fall distant, left untitled

 

That fate will name

—when springtime calls again

 

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2019)

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