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rice

The clouds raced by

Hiding the sun.

A chill breeze

Rearranged

Dead leaves on the ground,

And the echoes of the words

Spoken inside, also

Scattered on the deaf stones

Of time-worn steps

By the cathedral entrance

As hurled grains of rice,

Doomed underfoot,

Lay destined

As today's fodder for the

Pigeons of the square.

 

- J. Sandy

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john-a-alsoszatai-petheo
Dominican
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Apr 2, 2013
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