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A Poem A Day by Romilly Wilde

366 poems day-by-day for a leap year

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      “Cathedral Shadows” by Charles Péguy, France (1873–1914)

      August 18, 2026

      They fall across the cobbled square—

      Not ghosts, but faith we used to wear.

      Each stone a prayer not yet undone,

      Each silence shaped by setting sun.

      From A Poem A Day: All Continental Europe

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