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Mar 2017
It tugs me and rips where the wind strips me bare
but I'm up here
and
out there wearing my heart on gold leaf
she sits smoking cigars.

I jump through hoops
while she makes steel bars
a cute combination
acute location.

On the reef
no such grief
just me and a grouper
he swims in circles
I'm in a stupor

not sure where I should be.
laying on the beach
in the Sun or
drowning out at sea
perhaps
the Oracle will tell me.

Attitude?
I'm clued in and
thought that was enough.
John Edward Smallshaw
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John Edward Smallshaw  68/Here and now
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   Kelly Rose
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