The Rainbow Poems

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After Dying From Cardiac Arrest

I take short, weak steps
in a closed circle in the yard,
count to fifty, rest.

The ball I kick
I cannot chase.
I count another set.

I do not meditate
on the journey transpired,
lost in a past life.

I think only of the joy
of the farthering step,
the soil I cover with this one.