Dd. Spungin |
I BARELY RECALL ROSES |
The scent of brown earth
buried under dirty snow
teases faint memories
An end to my years seems closer
than it did last winter
when I dwelled more on plans for spring
than for grave digging
Where poems go to die
this year of grief and mourning
The energy crisis dwells within
I wave a white flag
I wait too long for new shoes
seek a soft bed of green
Peace ripped from my shoulders
Planting bodies makes me old
The streets are filled with failure
I will take my place
in the amnesia of shadows
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