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May 2019
I face this gray and solemn light
but still I live, with all my might
And when the days turn long and bright
I think that I would find it nice

I hate this season’s crystal hand
baring trees and freezing land
To have someone who understands
I think that I would find it nice

I track the slippery streets alone
Hope for hope, but I find none
I pray aloud that she’ll come home
I know she’d ease this grip of ice

And I think that I would find it nice
This is a poem that I just found among my college notes, written in autumn, 1979, and now residing on foxed and yellowing college-ruled paper raggedly torn from a spiral bound notebook.  I almost remember writing it... #40years #susan
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