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Sadness like grain

I am thinking of the dead

who are still with us

on their way in the rain

to meet lovers or brothers

and my sadness waves back

like grain in the fields

of lost summers and summers

before that, fireflies in the dark

still young and beautiful

like starry nights, but for them

there is no moon, and for us

the same news we do not receive.

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Written by
r-2
American
Published
May 14, 2016
Lines·Words
12·67
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In memory of Barry.

April 3, 1955 - May 15, 2015.  

You are missed, Brother,

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