Written in My Garden

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People move like ants
along the busy street.
What incomprehensible life
once moved beneath their feet?
It was there for millions
of years but left only bones,
graves unmarked with any stones.
Life is a mystery
I’m unable to solve.
I look at the stars.
I stare at the sun.
After futile thoughts,
the questions remain,
so I tend my roses,
and I’m no closer
than when I’d first begun.

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George Freek

George Freek's poetry has recently appeared in "Acumen"; "Miller's Pond"; "The Gentian Journal"; "Ink, Sweat and Tears"; and "The Whimsical Poet."

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