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- absence of light
gold-orange slithers
golden orange slithers
between pine needles
creating a bold lace
sunrise finds glorious
myriad ways
to awaken us
to possibilities
to try again
loved beauty
a second sunrise he
has missed on earth
who designed our father’s
funeral brochure, pastel
with small plane gliding over fields between surrounding hills
if only one of us could now
create his with as much
loved beauty.
dis-covering dawn
ribbons of fire-orange slither
between blue-black clouds
insistent upon announcing
life’s blanketed dawn