“A Window on my Life”
There’s a window on my life
that never changes.But I like it that way.
The same scene
that never changes—it’s my world.
And I know
every bit of it.
No one elseknows about it.
It’s my world,
and in my world,I’m comfortable.
I don’t have to doa thing.
It’s just there…
untouched,waiting for me.
Elmer Tazuma was a long-time student of Ariele’s in her Thursday group. His writing, and especially his poetry, have always seemed gifted and inspired to her.
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