Trial Separation Poem by William Stuart
Trial Separation
I Chose to walk
the trail to the lake
alone, tonight
The sun is lowering,
shadows lengthening,
tree tops sun brushed.
The mockingbird sings,
the cardinal answers.
The water now in view
reflects a second ridge,
mocking the real.
From the lakes' other side
the evening call of two loons,
mated for life.
At the small lake,
I sit in my Adirondack.
Monday, November 11, 2013
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