Years from now
I never want
To forget
I never want
To forget
How we went
Around the table
Late that afternoon,
When blackness
Pressed against
The windows,
When blackness
Pressed against
The windows,
How we talked about
Gratitude and what
Gem lay in each of us,
How my
80-year-old father
Teared up
At the words spoken,
How, between turkey and pie,
A cluster of us
Walked to the beach
In the cold clarity of the air,
Tossing the football,
Trying to catch
It in the dark,
It in the dark,
How later
We sang and laughed,
How everything
Froze for one precious,
Priceless moment,
Enveloped in light.
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