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Somewhere close - pumpkins squat in stalks of corn, fields are cleared and harvest put away. A turkey mills without a thought to count his precious days. Someone put the lights up - the world is making lists of things no one is needing - seasons pass the plate (resist). I make my own with sorrow - knowing there are wants to fill, wishes I can’t answer, freedoms I can’t will. Wherever truth must suffer, there are those who cry alone - would never ask for favor, misgivings to atone. They couldn’t know (I wish they knew) in my life they have a place. Names repeated often, moments filled with grace - would plead for these forgiveness, else their debt be mine to owe. Lights are burning somewhere else - beyond the peace we know.
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