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Aurora masked
my mysterious joy, Aurora Borealis
was vivid from Texas to New York
but our Pacifici Northwest, socked in
with mist and clouds, afforded me
no view of those eerily moving lights
that touch me deep within to remind
me to maintain humble perspective
through august
gentle rain, hardly more than mist
but it may be enough to give hope
that the far-flung
rhodies will make it through august
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green signs
An original poem by MaryJane Nordgren
tint of green among the yellowed blades of grass
there must have been rain in the night
or dew or blessing congregations of mist
to resurrect parched life after long summer drought
mjNordgren 8/21/2022 N