ALL THE UNSUNG  


They come wind-
willed, without a creak
from the rusty gate.

Those who went
are here again, shouting
for their shadows.

My breath clouds over
everything when I
call back. No more

the barking dogs.
I swing the window wide
and wonder why

the sky lately seems
starved of stars.
I gather myself,

cold. I hear nothing
but birdbone stuck in
the wind's throat.


- Sunday Inquirer
      6/8/97


Myke U. obenieta
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