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The word entered my morning

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The word entered my morning like half-grown squirrels afraid to-- having just left the nest-- descend the tree & yet they are too full of life to sit still upon the snag of a limb or stay forever in the fork & be content to watch the strange world of April growth greet the wind of time so they move up & down chasing each other & are too impatient far to hear the rhyme of marble throated songbirds drift thru the hills without voicing a silent tail whipping chatter of their own for they are not at all eager to let the morning pass unchallenged. The word entered my morning, a bud bursting to bloom its only season. Written April 18th, 2002 © on Apr 18 2002 02:18 AM PST, Rudy Thomas   0 • 10

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