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Kathleen Myra Colby
Poems
Dec 2010
Winter Dusk In Amber
Dusk
Winter fog slips
Silently
Trees rise as dark
Sentinels
The road is
Shortened
The intersection seems
Too hazy
Notice the dead
Gray rabbit
***** paws up on the
Curb
Pass this silent
Symbol
Cross over to the
Houses
Amber lanterns glow
Hazily
That familiar dusk
Has fallen
The amber dusk of
Long ago
Warm memories of amber lights
In fogs damp chill
You have to shiver while
Strangers peek out of their
Windows
Snug warm people
They didn't see the
Rabbit
You must go back
Yesterdays memories
Warm to the bone
The rabbit needs to be
Buried
Somewhere in the deep dark
Woods
KDC@2010
Written by
Kathleen Myra Colby
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