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The kookaburras

It was just like yesterday

when we sat on your porch

feeding the kookaburras

you folded mince

between your fingertips

and placed it on the railing

knowing that at any moment

the birds would fly in

 

it was one of those mornings

when the sun had come up

and the air was still fresh

with the dawn

we didn’t talk a lot

not because we had nothing to say

but because the silence

meant much more

 

I knew this was going to be

one of those moments

a memory that stays with you

to be recollected

 

I think you knew that too

 

we thought it would last forever

and had all the time in the world

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Written by
Shelley-Hall
F / Australia
Published
5d ago
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#nostalgia#connection#australianpoets
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