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Aug 2015
I walk out to the bottom of the lake
whispers and snaps under my more worn feet
and high over my head huge cumulus creatures
look down on me in their reflections
as they creep by echoing the atmospheric wails
so I smile facing heaven
along the edge the wind blows an impatience into the heads of fall- budding trees
a worried crowd

I am impatient too
to open my lungs in a worldwide gasp
to be then overpowered and brought to meekness neath a wave
of the form
of all things
parents told me there was an emptiness inside me. I thought yes, I can feel it now. They said jesus would fill it. When that didn't work I heard only love can fix it. but that only grew it now i'm left aching bigger
Lee Turpin
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Lee Turpin
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