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Ashes to Ashes


01.03.19 Posted in today's words by

Frank Adams’ most recent poem to appear here was “In Remembrance” (August 2018)

Ashes to Ashes
By Frank Adams

Today—I scatter your ashes
in the woods
behind the house we shared.
Today—you are the wind,
the bleeding hearts, planted
by your hands, ten years ago,
the stream, the pines,
walnuts and oaks—the blackberries
in summer’s sun, the soil,
tilled for roses, and
the cool night air.
Today—you are home.



3 Responses to “Ashes to Ashes”

  1. Bill Blankenship says:

    Really great!

  2. Bobbie Troy says:

    Lovely, Frank. Nice work.

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