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Amy Irming: GRAVEYARD
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Graveyard
Starlight sprinkles upon
The dew strung grass.
Lying over a grave in
An old cemetary tonight.
There is nothing but peace
Shown in the scene,
Until a lone man arrives.
He searches and seeks,
Quite diligently in fact,
Until a small headstone,
Overgrown and up-turned,
Is sadly located.
He bends over and
Removes the underbrush,
Wipes away the dirt and mud.
He gently strokes the
Well-worn stone with
Obvious pain and love.
A single tear escapes his eye,
And drops to the lonely stone.
He stands upright once again,
And prays up to the heavens.
He turns away,
As if to leave his heart
In a place so utterly
Peaceful and calm.
He walks away unerringly
With purpose and point
To his stride.
One last look back
Is all he needs as yet
Another tear drops.
Amy Irming
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