Three Small WordsA Poem by Ken e BujoldElsewhere, I have it on good authority, clocks keep time -- the slow creep of mountains inching towards clarity, comprehension of spring melt to trickle of river, winds along verdant valleys to sun- singed coasts -- the rudimentary basics of a calculus we both seem to have failed. Perhaps this is how love was always meant to unravel, or it could be we are quite simply two of a kind, stars crossed in the heat of a moment unlike that of others -- I won’t presume to know what odds make the likelihood of surviving another winter, if we manage to slip-slide the certain avalanche or if, when they dig us out in the spring, they’ll find eight fingers clenched to the cold icicle of regret -- the answers to such questions don’t exist where time drifts on currents more opaque than the skins of glass we traced along the line of rose carillons, bathed by the shadows of the sleeping spirits. The poetry of our life together still inspires chords beyond my ability to compose -- the landscape of three small words a horizon edging beyond the sunset. Ken e Bujold
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2 Reviews Added on November 26, 2022 Last Updated on November 26, 2022 AuthorKen e BujoldSomewhere in Ontario, CanadaAboutWriters write, it's what we do. Fish swim, woodpeckers peck... writers scribble (inside and outside the lines). more..Writing
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