We pass each other
nearly every day,
Distance of fear
between us.
Life forces us to
mutual disregard and acceptance.
At times, like an
unruly child, she will spoil something,
To garner
attention, to arrest with a gesture.
I see her in the
wind, which carelessly
Turns over the
withering leaves
And standing
proudly erect in stalks stiffened by frost.
She paints
shriveled trees gray, breaks limbs with a crack.
She is mute in the
clenched throats of birds,
She stares with
glassy eyes.
She is all-around
and she reminds us of her presence.
She patiently
explains the meaning of certainty.
I know she does not
allow us to take anything,
When she plays the
requiem and invites eternal sleep
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