Slate gray lake
a moving slate
each crescented line
a mark and an
erasure.
He said here lies
he whose name was writ
in water
and so is everything–
nothing completely
old, or new,
the same wave,
different molecules.
From this house
on a hill
the South end
of the lake
appears to glow
from within
now and then,
a thinning
of overcast skies,
more sophistry,
set against
snow-dusted hills
and block print
vineyards,
stark dichotomies
that thaw in
the afternoon.
cool poem
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Thanks, Stephen
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Thanks, Barbara!
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