The Gate
The wrought iron gate cold to my touch
This blustery day of random memories
I’ve reached an age forfeited overmuch
Of friends of things and meager worries
Hinges groan past need of oil
predictably at my passing through
On my walk age to despoil
This winter day of solitude
Friends and scenes march in array
Fetch smiles and chuckles to my heart
Replaying scenes of boisterous days
Vibrant captains of commerce's art
Now long lost to death and time
They reside as films within my mind
Evoked now as a song by Sondheim
Memorable scenes delightedly enshrined
Poetry by josephus
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Written on 2021-02-06 at 00:13
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