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Reflection |
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By C.D.Courter
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Reflection
I saw Sirius on a moonless night
Like a flame beneath Orion's feet;
Across the cold and dark of space
Like a jewel unto my eye. And I
Wondered if you, thus traveling far
Might look up from your bookish work
And through the pane just might espy
That self-same jewel, and in it's light
Might ask yourself if that remembered man
Left behind in a time of change
Should ever note in the darkened past
Such luster in the rough? Would it
Be enough to keep the coal
Of dream aglow, reddish-hot with fire -
Or is it, like this very dream,
Contrived, and thus so soon expired?
C. D. Courter
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