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The Wordsworth Papers
After-Thought

still glides the Stream�� and in its gliding
������������� ever the same�� remains

she was eighteen
when we met by the river
her black hair
moving with the breeze
at her shoulders


when I move
in pace with the constant stream
stillness

walking and searching
my head this way and that
through busy streets
hoping to catch a glimpse
to meet by accident


a glimmer
the smallness of these hands
cupping water

paul t conneally & debra woolard bender
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