I have had days
stare back at me as if to say,
let’s see who will darken first.
— William Olsen, from “The Day After the Day of the Dead” in The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Prose Poetry
Notes:
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Live & Learn 
magnificent photograph that expresses beautifully
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Agree Debi.
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So beautifully put! I have had many such days of late! Looking forward for a snow day tomorrow.
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I am too! Work-from-home-day!
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Yeah! Yay!
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I’d let the day win!
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Good choice!
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Dark days come and go. As long as you don’t start talking in some strange language, I reckon is all okay 💛
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Smiling. As long as you don’t do that, yes.
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Ephemeral. This feeling. You can barely photograph it, but you caught it.
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I tried to find the photographer and had no luck. I agree Cindy. She or he caught it beautifully.
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Indeed…migraine-all-day kind of dark and long and foreboding. Happy it’s in the rear view mirror.
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Aww. So sorry to hear that and glad it has passed.
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Me too!
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bring it.
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Yes, sometimes resisting it takes too much energy 😬
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