Aged Mirrors (17) Poem by Raquel Angel Nagler
Aged Mirrors (17)
Little by little
We learn
The language of solitude.
We are less and more alone.
The body: an aged home.
The door to our loneliness:
Cracked by the years and by rain.
It lets the murmur flood us.
It's evening in our body.
There is more of ourselves:
The vast gaze. The immense quiet.
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Thursday, February 21, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: spiritual
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