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storm

once again, point on shore,

with lit-up eyes

and soaked, gold: fresh hope.

grove of oak trees left long behind.

free, out in the open.

 

the cloudline, roused on

the edge of the darkening blue;

riled up, all in my throat, & i'm

counting down days

like evaporating droplets of mist,

 

i, the forest,

and accompanying subduction.

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tom-mccone
New Zealander
Published
Jan 30, 2016
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