Wind Watcher

He left her years ago, his final breath
exhaled in mid-October of aught-six.
She’s been an active widow since his death,
who tries to exercise and shop and fix
most any soul she meets. A thing she picks
to focus on, outside her maladies,
the subject bumping books and politics,
is wind each afternoon, and evening breeze.

(Huitain)

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