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Did You See it, Two Nights Ago? June 28, 2026

  • Gary Hunter
  • 12 minutes ago
  • 1 min read

probably not, that little puff

of a cloud, all alone

resting by the moon

in a cloudless sky

 

reminded me of a lamb

lying on the ground

next to a tree

where an owl perches

 

the bird accepts its solitary

existence, the lamb lost

from the flock, is desperate

for company

 

for a moment the owl/moon

stops hunting, turns its head,

face to lonely face with the

lamb/cloud below it

 

Don’t you think anything alive

knows the feeling of despair

and senses it in another?

 

I notice the moon

has never refused

to shine on anything

 
 
 

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