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Nostalgia
Quiet Sunday afternoons
Without any sunshine
Always pour out
Servings of nostalgia
Time becomes geographic
Geometric memories layered
With joyous longing
Lost friends who
Didn't want me
Lovers without names
Lost between bedsheets
Family who expired
Before expected dates
Dreams that faded
Goals since relinquished
To urgent immediacy
Those artificial deadlines
Imposed by bureaucracies
This is temporary
Washed with rainfall
Bleached in sunshine
A timely touchstone
Of personal shadows
From our light
1877-1879
Paul Cézanne (French, 1839–1906)







