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Pale Shadows and Seasons

Pale shadows and seasons and leaves drift by

The slanting sun of February falls

With merciless mortality upon

Our weak attempts to prepare for spring

 

The leaves we mulch today mulch us tomorrow

The roses we prune in anticipation of June

Await the night when we are pruned for them

While the wolf pack keens beneath the ancient moon

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lawrence-hall
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Feb 1
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Lawrence Hall

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Dispatches for the Colonial Office

LogoSophia Magazine A Pilgrim's Journal of Life, Literature and Love

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Pale Shadows and Seasons

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