Mark M. Redfearn
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May
19
Though my goal’s in sight,
the path’s not getting shorter,
little brown sparrow.
Mar
10
Winter’s waning days—
a solitary pilgrim
walks a desert path.
Jan
14
Pilgrim on the way,
ponder how your path would change
if no north wind blew.
Jan
13
Though the north wind blows
and you cannot see the path,
your feet know the way.
Oct
27
On a mountain path
no wider than a child’s foot
Autumn picks her way.
May
11
Seven wild turkeys
cross the path in front of me,
flaunting spring plumage.
Mar
14
I walk in a path
that others have rejected—
winter solitude.
Feb
8
February dusk—
how long until plum blossoms
grace the garden path?
Jan
1
On the year’s first day
the last leaves fall from the oak,
obscuring my path.
Oct
23
A path before me
lights up with autumn color—
see, I skip for joy!
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