And a patch of sunlight fell just beyond
The roof of my neighbor’s house, revealing
This golden stand of windswept trees,
So far away I’d never really noticed them before.
With time, I’ve learned
Each photograph’s a metaphor;
Each with a story — or two, or three — to share,
But this one I’m not sure I want to hear.
I like the thought that there’s beauty everywhere,
But I’m not sure how I feel about being reminded
We mostly only notice it
When the brief light of fame
Brings it to our attention:
I’d like to think we’re more observant than that…
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