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Woman from the North Country

At last the traveler,

 

Aware that darkness is coming on,

 

Though weakened and shaken from the steep climb

 

Has achieved the pass, the high divide.

 

 

Below and before him the day is fading

 

Just the glow of a village

 

Flickering in the dancing air

 

 

He thinks he can maybe see the light

 

That shines from her home

 

He imagines her reading, looking out the window

 

Or walking outside to view the evening star

 

Her pale hair floating in the restless breeze

 

He wants to be there with her

 

He wonders if he can find the path

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gary-gibbens
Canadian
Published
Feb 1, 2012
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