Winter Solstice

Today the sun is a hazy memory
smaller and farther away through snowclouds.

Tomorrow will be a few minutes longer,
barely perceptible like a grain of sand

In the heel of your shoe, perhaps, but more like
one snowflake melting on your cheek

Or a wink from someone you love and dearly miss.

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Ray Sharp

Poet, endurance athlete, retired public health planner

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