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A Friday like any other
A Friday like none other Summer Solstice, The hotel phone wakes me Its haunting tone won't stop, Groggy, I recall I'm on the road Hundreds of miles from home. Fumbling blindly for the clock Nobody knows where I am, Muffled voices invade my senses Too scared to open the door I barely make a sound, My mind can conceive the visit My heart doesn't want to know, Standing, staring, deathly stiff Studying the strangers through the hole They're whispering and in uniform, Opening the door, I await news They hesitate, then begin, His Pathfinder flew off a cliff... Taking a decade of love down with him They're sure, he never saw it coming, It happened yesterday around dusk Perched at the top of a cliff, Photographing his love of nature He had a panoramic view around And didn't see what would befall him, Loop in hand, I keep him close Scanning through the shots he captured. ***I have a lifetime to relive his vision***
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