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Mar 2019
Rain. The rain none wanted:
not the farmers whose hay
lay in the fields to dry;
nor we, gathered here as
we mumbled our goodbyes.

The earth’s silent embrace
waited. But there is no
sure and certain hope, no
mercy here, just birdsong;
and flowers and mute trees
and the rain, still the rain.
Written by
Donald Oldham
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