November
Now, the Sirens have a still more fatal weapon
than their song, namely their silence.
Franz Kafka, "Parables"
More than reflection, this then and now,
On the still pond the arched shadows
Of willow, each strand a shimmering
And rippling on the water, the boughs
Twined and making a bridge I cross
To all those years ago and to her who
All these years I never knew but then,
Bending over the water as I passed by
Unseen, seeing her now still running
Her fingers through her loosened hair.
Leaves falling, my years drifting away.
Poetry by countryfog
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Written on 2013-11-02 at 15:22
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