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Escape, Refuge

by @prabhu-iyer

On a shore flooded in the tide. Now     on a         flitting            log: Rain,     trying     to fill up the ridges white, that,      I,             along with crabs, snails and           tiny        starfish are ambling to escape from. The trees, they are       laughing wet. As are the            distant           waves, snapping on returns.
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Jul 30, 2014
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Trying to gather together impressions from a visit to the coast on the Arabian Sea: spaces are meant to reflect pauses: a style tribute to good old Ezra Pound!

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#escape#joy#refuge#starfish#expressionism
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