Richard Dinges, Jr.
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Unwritten, dead leaves
gather snow into
drifts, lost souls that
combine into
blue shadows cast
across a world
erased. I sit
behind cold glass
panes, another
drift that gathers
dust into a mound
rounded for a final
descent across
wood floors that creak
when I rise to walk
back into my life.
Bio
Richard Dinges, Jr. lives and works by a pond among trees and grassland, along with his wife, two dogs, three cats, and ten chickens. Home Planet News, The Journal, Eureka Literary Magazine, Cardinal Sins, and Caveat Lector most recently accepted his poems for their publications.