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'For the Writer's Island Prompt: Triumph
Each handhold was small-Climbing, an eternal struggle.O the horizon!Copyright 2008
For the
Writer's Island Prompt:
Flight
Last Flightby Edward S. GaultIt had to have been around elevenWhen my my father came inAnd told me that grandpa had died.He was only sixty-three,So it didn't seem possible.The shock disabled my tear ducts.Images began to come-The quilt work landscapes I would seeFrom the window of his little piper plane,As I helped him to steer itOver the horizon.He would not need a plane To see those things now.When I came back, I saw the blurred imageOf my white knuckled hands Pulling at the bed frame.Copyright 2008