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Heather Ouellette-Cygan: Week 2 of 208

The Murmuration


Always we in amazement watch

The cyclone black and glimmering,


Starlings flock and fall

In formation.  How can I


Live with such a heart?

Poets always ask this question.


We try to heal with words

What is broken beyond fixing.


The sky darkens in the evening;

They are flying away,


As we have forced them.

My chimney is blocked - you


Cannot come in - but also,

There is no fire to warm

My bleeding feet.

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Michael Piper
Michael Piper
1月30日

This is heartfelt and it conjures images in my head like an old school film reel. ❤️

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