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Every Year's Epilogue
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By George David Denson
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The last week of the year,
Is every year's epilogue;
It may be one of laughter or tears,
Yet, it is like approaching the homestretch,
of an afternoon jog.

Memories of the good,
Regrets of the bad;
Thoughts of the shoulds,
Miracles of the year that made the heart glad.

Yesterday is gone,
Today's sun will soon set;
A new year will soon dawn,
As the potter begins our tomorrows to create.

Every year's epilogue
Is the last week of each year;
Meditate on its mysterious saga,
Then, embrace the new year with three cheers!







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Submitted: Saturday, December 28, 2002

Last Updated: Saturday, December 28, 2002

About the Poet
I am 73 years old and have not written poetry in these past many years For my wife of 73, my daughter of 50 and my son, 44 in the Army National guard I write this poem in faith but also with tear.

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