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#6 After the casseroles from anxious neighbors And the flowers stopped arriving And a last aging aunt blubbered goodbye, I left the silent house, Drove to the foothills And began to climb. Atop your favorite peak, I opened the urn And gave your ashes to the sky. Will I ever stop wondering where you’ve gone? The light was changing As I descended into The mountain's immense shadow.
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Nov 17, 2015
Nov 17, 2015 at 10:02 PM UTC
From "13 Reasons for Watching the Sky" (#6)
#6 After the casseroles from anxious neighbors And the flowers stopped arriving And a last aging aunt blubbered goodbye, I left the silent house, Drove to the foothills And began to climb. Atop your favorite peak, I opened the urn And gave your ashes to the sky. Will I ever stop wondering where you’ve gone? The light was changing As I descended into The mountain's immense shadow.
Thanks for hanging with me on these sky poems...have almost exhausted all possible reasons for looking skyward.
david-adamson
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Nov 17, 2015
Nov 17, 2015 at 10:02 PM UTC
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