What Remains
soft singular sigh
moves the leaves of the aspen
the trembling remains
Pam Olson, 2/7/2010
For One Single Impression’s
prompt, “single”
For Haiku Bones’
prompt, “breath”
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poetry, nature, writing (all writing is the property of the writer and should be considerd copywritten)
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