A Lesson
The moon is low casually drifting t'ward earth time taken, peacefully reaching the end. Beyond the pines, he glimmers, politely through; a small beam beneath the flickers over head. He does not fear an end, neither does he complain Only lingers, quietly. Until he plays his part in the day; (casting shadows across the land) until tomorrow, as once again the universe calls upon him.
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"After all this you still write poetry? What about? The world, love, particular people, how extraordinary it all is, what a gift it is to be alive in the world and know you’re alive." Yuri Zhivago, Boris Pasternak
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