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Shadows

Wind chimes sing a song

Sun streams through the screens

On the porch

 

Crows cawing, wrens chirping,

winds of spring hum a low tune,

unusual temperatures.

 

Basking in sunlight

I teach my granddaughter

“I have a little shadow

That goes in and out with me.*”

 

She is only impressed

by the beautiful springlike day.

 

* First two lines of a poem by Robert Louis Stevenson

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william-a-poppen
89 / M / American
Published
Mar 26
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Spring, grandchildren

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