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Jan 2015
He sweeps the cloister,
the old monk,
with a wide broom,

shuffling, pushing.
I feel the morning breeze
hit me as I walk

from stairs to church
along the same cloister;
she had whispered

in my ears
****** suggestions
unfulfilled.

A cobweb hangs
in the church's
high gallery

like a thread
of a seamstresses' hair,
hanging there.
A MONK AND A YOUNG NOVICE IN 1971.
Terry Collett
Written by
Terry Collett  Sussex, England
(Sussex, England)   
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