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Published on March 1, 2012 in Poetry

There was green amid the brown
as the old man shrugged the rain
off his too-warm shoulders.

The sun looked over tired
through a blanket of gray
like a soft-light bulb.

Power lines hung from crosses
cut the hillside like a born-again
friend – not really a friend.

Somewhere a bird sang solo
native-tongued cawing sounds
it was high and lonesome.

 
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