Wednesday, November 15, 2006

You will check in on me   parent   friend   co-worker  caregiver   mentor   poet   writer   mystic   reader   discern the traces   I've been here   less frequently   like the trail of clouds   residue of night when dawn hands over its shift to mid-day   don't mean to keep you waiting   never intended such tardiness   the dog ate my life and there is no sense to be made of what's left   left over from an injured back   long office days   back to the specialist's for another shot in the back   to continue walking my way into a slow jog or long run   that is all I have been praying   hope written on air   but the pull of the moon continues to be the pull in my hip   every   left step   march   march   march   of life   keeps all of the street lights illuminated green   the sun rising east of pain    and the moon sleeping in the narcotic of my dreams           
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