Procession
So stale and curs'ed
Yonder wind breaks
Her blue and torrent airs
North...
With swift injustice

Long and neatly tucked away
In a maiden's ethos
Delivered again by the
Traveling terminal disorder
A tear for the ginger-man.

O, harsh, too harsh
Muted empathy, in recollection
Of a funeral dirge
Some thougts emerge

Gazing out the work window
Following the leaves
Being carried away in her
Crackling, smokey gale.

North, always North
Sunbeams and headlights
Racing up behind
Perchance, to kiss
The wind and her
Salty tears once more.

But she has already gone
Her cankered cells and sepal ashes
Journey on, Beyond
Analyzation, disintegration
Obscure vision, and after verse

A calm remains
Reclaims the Earth
Driving away
In nature's hearse.

A new leaf falls
And West, she blows
With it, the answers
And her spirit there goes.
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