Gloria
By ralph
Sun, 31 Jan 2021
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The diggers at Black Cross
waiting for grief that climbs
its reason hilltop bound.
Sting of the hot funeral tear,
cold rain on wild-red curly hair.
Yes. She’d drink the cinema of this.
The waltz of born bluebells,
a stalled train before the tunnel.
Bending this season to her end.
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Love this poem, Ralph. So
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Love this poem, Ralph. So evocative.
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