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Grey Novemeber

by Sherri

Its been a grey November, the summers over now. I just can't remember ; memories turned to frost, with what now is lost. I just can't remember how in this cold, I've numbed everything. I don't recall what warmth of sun shall bring. Is that feeling lost forever? Is that lost all together? Shadows fade in and out from the glistening sun. Memories ....like a loaded gun. They shoot in darkness... in the mountains; pictures taken with cascading waterfalls and fountains. In grey November, by lakes and rivers.... my have things grown cold. Frosty sunsets and pale skies... and icy truths be told. In the cold grey November. Don't want to remember... Grey November! I open windows to feel the air. I really don't care. I like the freeze of arctic.... chill on my skin and chill to bone. Memories for now, half turned to stone. In the grey November.... until I remember... back to September... when I know that I am loved: Through December, and past winter and forever part of me. I know I will be eternally loved. Through the grey November...I'm where I want to be. I am free. Through the icy storms... I won't succumb. I have always and will forever... overcome. Even through the chill of winter, I am set free through grey November....I did not bow. Through grey November... I am me... I remember now. @ Sherri G Harder
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