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by @martacweeks

My favorite tree in our yard is bare And every time I look out It’s bareness Swallows me in feelings of loss When first Leaves turn colors like loved ones last breath Leaving arms that once held me only memories Of once arms on a body Love-filled Even when branches tossed by winds like sticks From a life once well spent full again Lush regalia crowds over each other with memories Of happy times return and memories dunks deep Into my gut, how it was hate that, For love reminds how painful loss can be When love’s arms go from barren To lush 8/30/22 @ Changes by Marta Masis Delgado (aka) Adint-Weeks
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