16.
O
L
D
G
U
Y
W
I
N
T
E
R
Cradle
up
to
bury
on
Cat
Hill
~ my
dear
friend
As
he
gives
his
last
breath
leaving
a
heap
of
black
and
white
I
sigh
Curtains
of
light
open
through
pines
for
one
kneeling
soul
Old
guy
shambles
by
No~
where
special
to
go
Can’t
find
a
path
Still,
his
body
knows
Once
sky
goes
~
a
cloud
country
over
which
you
could
wander
for
days
Glance
away
and
soon
sight
valleys
of
snow
Starving
white
dog
has
broken
free
leaving
her
chains
for
me
“What’s
drifting
by
…?”
“Just
another
old
white
dog
…”
White
dog
and
gray
man
cross
paths
~
just
ghosting
Over
Snow
Mountain
~ my
only
friend
Magpies ~
cold
and
clacking
~
of
course,
they’d
have
some~
thing
to
say
Cold
and
wet
~ blown
low
only
crows
cling
on
such
branches
“Who
am
I
…?”
A
sheet
of
ice
replies
Finger
your
name
in
snow
She
already
knows
A
white
rabbit
chomps
leeks
in
snow
“Could
I
carry
you
home
for
my
daughter
…?”
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