by Evangeline Murray
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May 2, 2002
Moving Day
To-day is moving day for me So much to keep in mind. I'm thankful for the help I have And for the clues I find. At Least I won't be far away Whatever I forget. I'm there to ease the stress I have And let the snapped bone set. I think I'll miss the Lazy Boy And the familiar things. I think the unknown is a threat With the imaginings.
Poem on page #61.
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May 3, 2002
The Sunset Scene
The sunset scene is an ocean view Of breakers rolling in It has an ornate golden frame But somehow fails to win I don't know where the artist was Who painted sea and sky. The light behind was fading fast. How could he dare to try? Perhaps he thought he knew it all And tried it with his hand. But he forgot what happens with The water on the sand.
Poem on page #62.
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May 4, 2002
Retrospective on The Break
I pray don't talk of it today The threat of stiffening shoulder Just try to make the challenge less. I am in pain and older. I'm glad you know about this threat Just pass the info on To someone who is close to me Although right now they're gone. At present I must get about And find the way that's best. There's just one arm to do it with. And then I need some rest. This is a retrospective verse I didn't write it then. It happened just a month ago I trust it won't again.
Poem on page #63.
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