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- absence of light
Sol sleeping in
muted by a stillness that smothers
the breeze leaves pine boughs drooping
waiting for animation, for sign of life
even early morning colors patinaed
with blue-gray, drugged to slumber
Sol sleeping in long past dawn
somber to sparkle
flat, somber cloud field settled
over the upper valley drizzling rain
onto our evergreens and meadow
early this morning
finally, the sun broke through gray
to sparkle small drops clinging
to tallish grass
not warming the chill but lending
hope for joy to spread into the day
oregon may 1st
An original poem by MaryJane Nordgren
may has arrived
chill, gray, deflowered, hopeful
man will learn to care