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Mary Havran
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Mary Havran Poems
- Before The Dawn Before dawn wind rushes driving night’s ...
- Tested By The Fire Am I to be tested by fire? Tempered, as ...
- Small Mourning Pieces No time to prepare Shoved over cliff ...
- Lonely Is Just One Word Lonely is just one word chosen to ...
- . Walking Wounded Somewhere, sometime, you were ...
- . Late Of Love Love came late Or, I came late to ...
- . Ignorance Be Bliss If Ignorance be Bliss One may not seek ...
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Before The Dawn
Before dawn wind rushes
driving night’s chill westward
so vestiges of darkness
send shivers along my spine.
Facing east I fight
cold’s piercing urge to wince,
and huddled await morn’s blush.
No wind or cold may dissuade
my eyes from pending purchase
of that precious brief pink palette,
clouds trimmed in rosy piping
which dress the sky at dawn.
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Loved it Mary, somehow the tallest of trees gives most way to the wind even though they see the wind coming before most do. I send this to a friend who is till marching in the wounded ranks. I sometimes wonder if the wounded army perhaps outnumbers the fit for fight troupe. Yet you will find them deep in battle even sometimes tending the needs of others. Love from SA
Mary is a darling and witty woman. She is quick to smile, and make you laugh. When health concerns caused her to withdraw from teaching it was a loss to many. We who miss her in that field are so happy to learn she has found a place to shine again. Mary, you could always make me laugh and now through reading such lovely poems, you have sometimes managed to make me cry. All the best -Hugh