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We (for Mary Oliver)
We poets play at the edges of knowing like children with all the answers crafting words, solutions, but life is just this. We always sat for 5'oclock tea, smokey, honey, tart with ginger. We watched late afternoon light shift in a growing dance morphing on our skin. In the looking things would ripen. We pretended to belong here. We. {author's note: I imagined poet Mary Oliver reminiscing of her long-time companion Molly Malone Cook, who passed in 2005}
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