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Oaken Ozymandias (Poem)
and though the greatest oak has split
its mightiest branch in total breach
downed by age and wind and rain
in mute testimony beside the trail
do not let this grieve you
no loss unless you make so, instead
let yourself see with different eyes
changing form allows new light
in between the branch and the trunk
appeared one brief sun slant in the grey morning
and a bird flew through the frame
so it is, so it is
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Because Rain Will Fall Again (Poem)
I offer you this
let the drops fall as your tears
and the sky itself express your sorrow
the clouds heavy as your heart
and the streets awash with all your loss
know that grief has its time
a season natural as any weather
but also that you can let it go
to stand in the sun that always shines
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Since This Rain Keeps Falling (Poem)
I would offer you comfort
let it flow down your windows but not as sad tears
blur the harsh landscape with reminders of kindness
hold the rhythm of the drops steady as your heart beat
and know you are the world

