Prelude Poem by Stug Jordan
Prelude
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Lucky is the rain,
For its concealment is sublime,
When absorbed by openness
And rid of counterparts;
Suckling the night’s shade
In dry, warm fields.
Happy is the sun,
As crystal shivers blossom
In breath-held, bright mornings;
Pondering the shade,
As the sibling frosts
Nip each other’s toes.
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4/23/2024 10:48:09 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Agree with Danny, the last stanza is superb! Cute! HG: -) xx