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the night that falls
holds hard fast in its way
(and dawn a dream of brighter things)
an eyelid slips its anchored folds
and flutters in the morning's gold
a day is born that never was before
and how could i ask for more?


randy guess

©1999





[How Could I Ask For More?]

[When Leaves Fall]   

[About The Poet]    [Short-Timer]

[A Sweeter Dragon Flame]     [The Devil and the Fourth of July]

[Wrestling Hemingway]     [Wiggleworm]

[A Silent Paean]    [Rainbow Color Reality]

[Hear The Mountains Calling]

[Fair and Moldy Muse]     [Ode to a Scottish Lass]

[A Matter of Time]    [Understanding Anne Sexton]

[In Praise of Earth and Sky and Sea]


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