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Rooms of Light and Mind

By Tim CarmichaelPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Photo credit: The New Yorker

She walked — alone —

among the Sun and Frost —

Counting Hours — like Petals —

falling — one by one —

The World — a distant Bell —

sounded softly —

while she — in Rooms of Silence —

spoke to Stars — with Ink —

A Door — unopened —

kept her Secrets safe —

Her Mind — a Garden —

where Ideas — grew wild —

Birds — Letters —

fluttered from her Hand —

Carrying Thoughts —

no one could confine —

Death — a Visitor —

waited quietly —

Yet she — smiling —

welcomed Eternity — in Words —

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Tim Carmichael

Let your becoming be louder than your fear, and your smallest steps become the road you once thought impossible to walk. An Appalachian poet and cookbook author my book Beautiful and Brutal Things is on Amazon, Link 👇

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    Written by Tim Carmichael