TUESDAY MORNING

by V.W. Bacher

		Leaving at October's funeral.
		Funny, how I would bear myself to you
		Willingly
		In the new Spring
		This morning, walking away
		In the dawning winter.
		Brown, brittle leaves
		Wave me off, singing good-bye
		Silently
		The frost-bitten wind
		Freezes my tears
		For now
		Forever
		One argument
		Like others
		With wounding words
		Thrown by Saturday soldiers
		One argument
		Unlike others
		Final.
		Will you bloom for me tomorrow?
		
		

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