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Dolores MAG
September 11, 2021
I used to visit you
when the season bloomed
in the hills over the bay
hear about memories of a distant time
see your twinkling eyes
cling to you for walks by the lapping waves
today, dismal cold
3,000 miles East
see you there, peaceful in bed
listen to whispers behind your mechanical sighs
reach out to touch hands in vain
if you hear me, I cannot know
solemn as you go out with the tide
© Alexandra F., Harbor Springs, MI
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