Mark M. Redfearn
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Sep
21
Hold me, Grandmother,
for the long night is coming—
summer slips away.
Sep
19
Not every journey
needs to have yellow roses
waiting at the end.
Sep
18
End-of-summer dirge—
the scarecrow’s tattered jacket
flutters in a breeze.
Sep
17
Ignoring the heat,
three sunflowers pop open
in a dusty place.
Sep
16
Mid-September sky—
neither a cloud nor a crow
smudges the blueness.
Sep
15
Late-summer breakfast—
black coffee leaks from a crack
in my old white cup.
Sep
14
Though your heads are bowed,
won’t you sing me one last song,
fading sunflowers?
Sep
13
Late-summer heatwave—
I long for cooler weather
and cherry blossoms.
Sep
12
A single red leaf
foretells cooler days ahead—
pilgrimage weather.
Sep
11
The summer mountains
seem to have no cares at all,
but I have many.
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