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Fall 2011
Volume 5, Issue 3
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Stacey Dye
I crave the wind’s song
through Georgia pines on a gusty day;
a cacophony of crickets
on a damp southern night;
the whoosh of waves at high tide
as they consume the shore.
In the absence of a human voice
I listen for anything to crush this silence.
I hear the flutter of moth wings
circling my front porch light.
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I forget that silence can be hard to bear. Your poem reminded me. Well done.
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"moth" brings zen-moment of awareness to this poem.
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