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Half-Ruin
Carol Ann Duffy, Great Britain’s poet laureate, wrote about her father’s death in the poem “Pathway“: ….[W]here he walked, the garden lengthened to a changing mile which held all seasons of the year. He did not … Continue reading
Autumn’s Cathedral
“What’s she doing, mommy?” The little boy nudges his mother, who is navigating a grassy park. The rubber wheels of the stroller she pushes whoosh through leaves leached into shades of mustard and tan. The boy peeks around his mother … Continue reading
Posted in Love and Loss
Tagged autumn, Carol Ann Duffy's "Pathway", Dan Chelotti's "Compost", decay, grief, seasons
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