Generations Poem by Heather Burns

Generations

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As one door closes

Another one opens.

As a tree sheds its
leaves

And temporarily dies
in the winter

They return to bloom
and be reborn next

Spring.













doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors
doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors doors

Tuesday, August 10, 2010
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