 Jericho Valley, Winter, by John Folinsbee (USA) 1935 The Old Towns A tiered expanse to reflect on birth We had family from all over Perhaps you do not or prefer not to acknowledge distance How dark the sky appears after snowfall especially at dusk The old towns must remain weathered or lose their identity We cannot abandon our gray roots Mark Danowsky Mark Danowsky is author of the poetry collection As Falls Trees (NightBallet Press, 2018). His poems have appeared in Eunoia Review, Gargoyle, The Healing Muse, North Dakota Quarterly, Peacock Journal, and elsewhere. He’s Managing Editor for the Schuylkill Valley Journal.
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