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The year’s flame burns low,
Igniting gratitude’s coals, And one-by-one I count my blessing. I am grateful for my birth, Upon this planet Earth: A blessing for my soul. Gratitude is November’s ember, Its fuel is the little things I take for granted, Its oxygen the prayer of thanks I intone at dawn. I am grateful for the morning sun, For the snow blanketing Mount Charleston, And to the Veterans of uncounted wars. Whose sacrifices protect my freedom. Line Count: 14 Form: Free Verse
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