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Drifting Away

by david-derence-walk

Moonlight through curtains; I left the porch light off. Listen to the rustle of leaves left from last fall I heard the cold wind whisper of the coming day. I didn't want to listen, still I heard it say, "She's drifting away."... from me. I heard her stirring in room next door. I heard the suitcase closing and the creaking floor. Tomorrow she's leaving but I feel it tonight. No sorrow. No grieving just a silent goodbye. She's drifting away from me. It seems I heard her say she'd be back someday But she's drifting away; she's drifting away from me.
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May 22, 2015
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