Kate Knapp Johnson
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The Meadow
Half the day lost, staring
at this window. I wanted to know
just one true thing
about the soul, but I left thinking
for thought, and now -
two inches of snow have fallen
over the meadow. Where did I go,
how long was I out looking
for you?, who would never leave me,
my withness, my here.
Kate Knapp Johnson
Submitted: Monday, January 13, 2003
Read poems about / on: snow, lost
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