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Who Knows?

...but, my love,
might our twilight years turn brittle and cold

shoulders slumped
the shape of question marks
posing
our fate

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The question mark of the bent back with age
Lovely

so, hello, and thank you for your response

Al

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Loved this, quite haunting, clever, both sad and gentle.

Jenifer Jaspa James

hello Jenifer... I am Al

thanks for the gracious comments . I appreciate the feedback

Al

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Hi al, lovely to meet you, and yes, I am quite new.

Jenifer Jaspa James

Short but sadly beautiful ...

Love Jc x

“The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.” — W.B. Yeats

thank you for dropping in. We go way back to pre-crash days (you were Seren then). You were the first to comment on any of my poems as I recall.
I still appreciate all your thoughts and time as much as I did back then

thank you

Al

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I remember when you first started it seems like a lifetime ago pre-crash, the site is getting back to what it used to be and its nice to see some old friends posting makes me place feel more like home

you will see me around and I am sure i will be back to read more I have always enjoyed your work

hugs and love Jayne-Chloe xxx

“The world is full of magic things, patiently waiting for our senses to grow sharper.” — W.B. Yeats

Who knows indeed, questions everyone has asked
when in a relationship. love this little ditty of yours,
only one little critique, I believe the line " the shape
of question marks" would be stronger ( my opinion
only) if you removed the question mark from the line
" might our twilight years turn brittle and cold? "

thanks for posting

Richard

sorry about the late response, ( I could probably use this as an opening line for most of my replies)
thanks for stopping by. Glad you enjoyed the poem. I have used your suggestion.

I haven't commented often enough on your work...but I always look forward to seeing " Moonman (new)" on the
activity list . Your stuff is always interesting and good.

correspondence is still diffucult for me.

Al

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