Driving the team, he came up over
the hill and looked down. in the white bowl
of the snow-covered valley, his house
was aflame like a wick, drawing up
into itself all that he'd worked for.
Once, forty years later, we passed.
It was October. The cellar
was filled by the flame of young trees.
I got out, but he sat in the back
and stared straight ahead, this old, old man,
still tight on the reins of his years.
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