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On a walk after an argument
A.R. Williams
We could pick no birdsong from the wind.
–Wendell Berry
We listened for the
murmuring of geraniums,
for the restlessness of leaves,
for the sighing of bearded trees—
for anything to break
the deafening silence between us.
A.R. Williams writes about family, nature, and place. He is the editor of East Ridge Review.
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