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No Mad Sorrow by Linda Imbler
Inside all darkness,
and with ecstatic epiphany,
we hear the thoughts
of the out-of-breath departed,
who lost their song editor
(songs that have gone silent)
when they climbed over cemetery walls.
Because of their inbred chitchat,
we no longer fear these cold voyagers,
but will from now on just call them dead.
This bricked up group,
inside mausoleums’ tall boundaries.
Their handsome aplomb,
their ascetic outlook
developed through their enlightened
passages of discovery.
In death, they feel no mad sorrow,
for they know that
to become something other than
what they were
is to finally be lifted by the waiting breeze.
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