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A Whispered Moment

I move through days

Of limned frost

Of silent rain

Piecing moments of coherence

Through the whispered voice

And a sharpened pencil

Making my sense

By leaving my mark

Each poem

A little-used corner

Of life—

Mine, or another’s—

And as I do so,

I see myself

on the periphery,

a veil between us.

Perhaps it must be so

for the whispered voice

to come in advance of life’s to-do list

and for me to incline my head enough to hear it.

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audrey-howitt
American
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Sep 2, 2013
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