BY CAROLE NICHOLS
Some night in the darkest dark,
When clouds smother the fullest moon,
And the air is heavy with stormy heat,
Hinting of rain to be coming soon;
Should you stand alone in the pungent quiet,
Amid the trunks of spell-stilled trees,
The silence will talk, ghosts will walk,
Evoking long lost memories.
Ringing the mind, echos of thoughts,
That once burned with untold pain;
Buffered now by the silent midnight,
Cooled by the hint and scent of rain.
Hands can't touch, yet still they feel
A mental image the eyes can't see.
And the ghosts will walk, the silence talk,
And a prayer is said for a memory.
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