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Ceramics

by nothing-much

I miss the feeling of clay under my hands A spinning wheel, my foot on the pedal. The rough silver plate always sands Down the skin on my hand but I don't mind I can build vessels out of the earth Pulling cups and bowls up from the ground In this instant, my hands are worth A thousand vases glazed in gold I dip them in thick buckets of color And place the ceramic uncertainties in the furnace We both come alive in fire And emerge even stronger than before
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Mannn I really miss ceramics.

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