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New Years Grieve

by @johnathan-juliano

Here I sit, content to watch. A silent witness to the death of another year. The dance goes on, the dancers proceeding in pairs. Yet again I have been missed, And left alone to my own devices. No more skilled in their operations Perhaps a little less so. My pen is out of practice, my mind a rusty tool. My soul, so young, should not yet tire of its labours. But "should" does not, can not hold sway upon reality And the reality is I am tired.
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Jan 1, 2016
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written at a bench outside a little bookshop I know, in late afternoon on the day 2015 died.

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