Portrait of a Nun

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This Early Bird Prompt for Na/GloPoWriMo starts off April's Poetry Writing Month.  This will be my first year attempting to write a poem a day.  So far so good. 


in author's collection


All that remains

of this nameless

Woman of God

is preserved on a Carte-de-Visite.


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