When the Pain Stops
Warm day
after the snow--
cool damp breeze balmy on
my cheek as I try to forget
winter. |
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Wind Dancers
The wind
trembles the palms.
They sway in ancient time,
entwined softly in the waltz of
ages.
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On Relativity
Passing
by the prison,
my boss bemoans his fate.
Work won't allow his summer cruise
this year.
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Sunday with Friends
The pub,
late afternoon,
so many more voices.
The edges of everything fade
to gray. |
Solitaire
Dark walk
breaks the silence.
Only my own footsteps
ring through the park. Again, tonight--
alone. |
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Return to the front page of this issue:
Amaze Vol.
2, No. 1 Spring & Summer, 2003.
Go to the
Poets & Authors page for the poet's
biographical sketch and email link.
These poems are Copyright © 2003 by Denis Garrison.
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