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Dugspur Road
- By Cy Dillon
- Published 09/16/2009
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Dugspur Road
Of course it’s trite
On this clear day
With a light breeze
Bluebirds fly left to right
Across the road
To the pasture fence
Then South
As the season here turns
Toward darkness
But for now
The sun is out
I have an hour
To finish this walk
Through Sunday morning
Returning home
To the life left to me
A migration in itself
Toward light
As long as I
Can make it last
Cy Dillon
Cy Dillon is a college librarian who lives in on a small farm in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia. Co-editor of VIRGINIA LIBRARIES (http://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/VALib/) he also writes a column on open access publishing for COLLEGE & UNDERGRADUATE LIBRARIES.
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