Mark M. Redfearn
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Jun
7
How great my sorrow
after the white dahlias bloom
and their petals fall!
Jun
6
To restore my joy,
I praise the shadow maker
and the star shaker.
Jun
5
How does it happen
that you keep losing your way,
yellow butterfly?
Jun
4
Somewhere a stranger
also is known by my name—
spring melancholy.
Jun
3
Pilgrim of the night,
sing! the Full Strawberry Moon
bathes your way in light.
Jun
2
Spring melancholy
fills the spaces between words
as we sip our tea.
Jun
1
The first day of June—
an old grey tabby snoozes
in the noonday sun.
May
31
End-of-May shower—
the shovel I left outside
wears a shroud of rust.
May
30
The poems I make
will not last nearly as long
as the spring mountains.
May
29
Memorial Day—
even names engraved in stone
can be forgotten.
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