Love Poem: Musings
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Written by: Barbara Gorelick

Musings

My first conscious breath of the day seems an effort.
 I must rise and do it all over again. My cheek is cold 
on the window pane as I watch  the mist rise over the pond.
The geese are announcing their flight path. 

A few more tomorrows and I will be a winter woman.
The sun barely rising over my horizons.
My memories slip through my fingers like quicksilver.

I touched his hand, and perhaps his heart, for a moment.
That warmth has faded and will not sustain my soul for long.

The wood mouse hurries across the yard and hides under a 
stack of old lumber. It was meant for a spring arbor,
but I know  flowers will never bloom there.