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Terry Collett
Poems
May 2014
ONCE BEFORE NONE.
The young monk
stood in the cloister,
half in shade,
half in light;
his thin hands
hidden
in the wide
black sleeves
of his habit.
Three black robed monks
met me
on the narrow road
to the abbey.
A bell tolled
from the bell tower,
loud and clear
over the fields,
disturbing birds
from trees.
An old monk,
bony,
sickened,
knelt in a prayer
on his frail knees.
MONKS BEFORE THE OFFICE OF NONE IN 1971.
Written by
Terry Collett
Sussex, England
(Sussex, England)
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