Dream Meeting
Grief, that weathered sidekick,
turns back to look through bleary eyes.
Then tugs my leather wristband
with her strong and hungry fingers
as we walk, talk and
struggle along these ragged
sidewalks. Concrete's cracked,
ravaged rough and weary
by roots of birch, oak and loss.
Yet through the leaves above
we spy the silken silvery moon;
she shines pure grace and mercy
upon our stumbling, scuffed
turns back to look through bleary eyes.
Then tugs my leather wristband
with her strong and hungry fingers
as we walk, talk and
struggle along these ragged
sidewalks. Concrete's cracked,
ravaged rough and weary
by roots of birch, oak and loss.
Yet through the leaves above
we spy the silken silvery moon;
she shines pure grace and mercy
upon our stumbling, scuffed
and burnished boots.
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