Waking In His Sixty-Ninth Year (Triolet Challenge part two, any theme)
The first language was loss, the second sorrow,
this is the last, then
C. K. Williams, "Ignorance"
These years later no more than part of the dream
Of her whose body he remembers but not her face,
Memories still come to be entered into now but seem
These years later no more than part of the dream.
Though then, he thinks, surely I noticed the gleam
In her eyes, her laugh, loved with both passion and grace,
These years later no more than part of the dream
Of her whose body he remembers but not her face.
Poetry by countryfog
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Written on 2014-02-26 at 16:51




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