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Tuesday, November 4, 2025

sometimes

 sometimes, late in the afternoon

when the rain sings no more

i walk over white sidewalk squares

my feet like moving fingers

gliding on the concrete keys

the motion of my rhythmic feet

making silent music

in a deafened world.


sometimes, in the latter evening

when the torrents return

i run barefoot in the pudding-soil

jumping into the muddy wash

freed to raise my silent hands

despite the whipped-up wind,

my dance a tale of worship.




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