The moon poured more
light into the sky
yet we kept on talking
We were young enough
to believe that
each experience somehow
improved us, that all the
copperheads in the garden
were there for a purpose
not yet old enough
to feature how the
dead grow more dead
each night, that under
the elms and leaves,
as the poet said
the graves grow deeper.
We cannot remember fast enough
to save ourselves.
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Auditioning another new poem for the new collection---feel free to cast your vote.
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Excellent.
thank you, fellow gary-poet
Great stuff *
Thanks Jill
Beautiful.
Thank you, Diane. Much appreciated.
Moves relentless toward a killer end.
*
thank you, bill--
*I remember.*
IN.
Thanks for reading this one, Nonnie. I think I will keep it
Good poem.