Nancy's Glance
Yet the winds are silent
While we may weep
By love's anguish
Soften by memory now
Of a beautiful smile
A lending grace
Cherish that moment
When love reminds us all
Of simpler sounding laughter
Time is her marathon
And she will lead
In quiet mystique
Let confusion be resolved
By her dignity; that elegance
A spiritual journey
Beckons our lives and conscience
To understand pain's
New state of mind
The winds
Murmur inaudible words
In mirrors
Life remains
To forgive
That clarity obscured
Beauty is Nancy's Glance
Her smile
Her earth now Surreal
And tears remain
Only a symbolic
Reckoning.
Inside that runner's dream
Her silent sojourn begins.
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