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ON WAKING

  • Writer: Barbara Evans
    Barbara Evans
  • Jun 24, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jun 26, 2024

Formless,

I drift on a

caravan of memories.

Timeless,

I wait for the

present to take form.

Shadowed shapes

surround me.

Drawn to the window,

I press my cheek

against cold glass.

Bare black branches

crook upward,

cradling huddled birds.

Steady hills

stretch toward dawn.


 
 
 

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