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tending

it is such a fine thing, to see with clear eyes

all the shine of the world, refracting through both & either you and/or i.

such a surprise, so strange, but by no means the kinda strange

that drags one down:

the strange that instills an un-learnable knowledge

that the world will turn, and things can just keep getting better.

plenty of days i've dug holes,

but, now, at your word, i'm scrambling up outta them

to find acres of turned soil, fertile and beaming;

seeds to scatter wild.

cool water to trickle calm through each new day's turn,

another page in the book,

where our chapters come to coalesce.

 

how sweet it is to find you in page-length,

before long in pirouettes,

and leave me wondering not

the uncertainty,

but only the majesty

of what's left to come in the world,

 

and you, lil petal,

and i, lil fern.

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Written by
tom-mccone
New Zealander
Published
Mar 6, 2016
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