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POEM: Stone Angel

Stone Angel

I looked past the stone angel
to the open front door,
saw the back of a recliner
in the living room beyond.
The vice grip of longing:
a little house for us in Lenox,
a cat, a dog, a yard
full of flowers for pollinators.
We’re sipping tea on an autumn morning,
reading our books and chatting.
I don’t even know if that’s what I want.
Not this.
Not this.
Not this.

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20 August 2025
Charlottesville VA

Published in Lenox My poems Poem-A-Day 2025 Poetry

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