Mark M. Redfearn
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May
31
Memorial Day—
the master sergeant’s widow
weeps beside his grave.
May
30
Cloudless May morning—
we mark the last days of spring,
longing for some rain.
May
29
Children laugh and play
behind the funeral home
on a warm spring day.
May
28
With a handkerchief
she polishes her glasses—
now the spring wind’s clear!
May
27
See this speck of dust?
That’s how long it’s been, my child,
since the mountain fell.
May
26
Chilly spring morning—
I seek the solace of tea
in a plain white cup.
May
25
Distant spring mountains—
do my feet still remember
how to take me there?
May
24
A gentle spring breeze
scatters dandelion fluff
all over my yard.
May
23
A gentle spring breeze
teases me with jasmine scent
from my neighbor’s yard.
May
22
On a cold spring night
a cricket near my back door
creaks out mournful tunes.
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