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In The Camber of Hazel Eyes

glistening, wet jewels

well in the camber of hazel eyes

like droplets

brimming on the tip

of a dewy green-brown leaf

 

resting but a moment

holding tight a promise

 

yet threatening to tumble

as the maelstrom

erupts

in eerie quietness

mutely twisting

whirling

spiraling downwards

 

then

without a whisper

 

and in the hush of aloneness

 

a shining bubble

spills

 

and bursts

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Written by
kate-little
Australian
Published
Aug 8, 2011
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© Kate Little

August 2011

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