There, the low gold glow - upheld over unharvested
Fields along the bled-black journeys - north, west - undid locks.
And the hid way through went clear when daylight left our dusks.
The elms and maples rose up in frightful silhouette.
Crew changes went wrong in fogs; October lost our heads.
Someone said, "Hold close what God promised to you bastards."
And then it was dizzying dives into pools of black.
Some nights I build fires in the backyard dark, after work.
I remember, like some still do, what it meant to hope.
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