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Winter Beach - July 1, 2025

  • Gary Hunter
  • Jun 30
  • 1 min read

bundled against a stiff gray wind

and grayer clouds, I walk the winter

graveyard of summer’s fun

 

I’ve found that a good place to put a

towel under my doubts, swim without

stroking and sink into my troubles

 

a winter walk along a beach, dredging

up leftover grief, wallowing a bit, actually

feels good, unsettles and lifts the gloom

 

not too long though, a few sad comrades

commiserating in darkness are not the

same as a friend sharing a sunny day

 

comfort is needed, joy is desired

 

shared shortcomings will never replace

even a single celebrated victory

 
 
 

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