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Caroline Shank
Poems
Sep 15
An Elegy and A Gratitude
So the days fly by, the migrations
begin again. The Geese
flying in all directions
except South
Winter is chewing the edges
of daylight. Tomorrow it will
be Summer for the last
vestiges of the northern
calendar
My boots are in the rack.
Christmas is an afterthought
Jesus’ saccharine journey
through leather covers
trails the ribbon of His
birth. My house needs
a cleaning. There is
no coffee.
You will be here in the
fullness of time
We will close the door
on these infernals.
I am taught to be strong,
to not invite you to my
party.
My sadness is only a voice
In the wilderness
You wipe my tears
Caroline Shank
9.14.2024
Written by
Caroline Shank
77/F/Wisconsin
(77/F/Wisconsin)
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