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When That Day Comes - April 18, 2025

  • Gary Hunter
  • Apr 17, 2025
  • 1 min read

our life together has been

a long walk on a long road

 

never had to cross the Sahara

or climb Mr. Everest, though

 

so many lovely dances

of the sun and moon for

the orchestra of seasons

 

moments of the journey

now traffic in the memory

 

small talk as we near

the fork in the road

 

a short goodbye

and turn away

 

then me, again

alone on the road

 

grief is the borrowed scarf

I’ll wear to keep walking

 
 
 

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