Marc G. Auber Poems

Clouds keep kissing peaks.
But the chill is still bitter.
Though trees cringe, they rest.
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Twelve miners must fade.
A new year without their hands.
Last words penned amid gases.
Thousands cherish dripped tulips.
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Sunset in a gorge -
testament to clear mornings.
Lonely pines atop.
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My fort folded beneath a crumpled pane -
a window that envisioned truth,
which stretched far beyond all horizons.
My mind then forfeited its fathomable fervor.
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Sermon on the Mount.
Jesus relaxes above.
Friends crowding the Messiah.
Prophets share my pain.
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