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Renaissance
05 June 2025
Joseph A Farina
there were moments once
of priceless hours,when
metaphors ruled our cloistered youth
time then to count
the rushes of the swamps
listening to secret voices
for their summer counsel
silenced now,hidden in mists
our days of future,passed
untrespassed by our present
waiting, for our rebirth
at the threshold of twilight
Joseph A Farina
Joseph A Farina is a retired lawyer and award winning poet, and a pushcart nominee .His poems have appeared in Philedelphia Poets,Tower Poetry, The Windsor Review, and Tamaracks: Canadian Poetry for the 21st Century. He has three books of poetry published ,The Cancer Chronicles and The Ghosts of Water Street and The beach,the street and everything in between.
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