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The arrival

On an Archipelago

far from septic isles,

Deep in silent azure

I place broaches and pins

in a wooden box, for safe keeping

And set her dreams on a bed of lichen,

fields of leafy pathway stretching

she’ll nestle woven toad flax and larkspur

to steadfast her conscience.

The Birds of the flock

thrush and dove, sensing her bridle

rejoice in her Mother lode,  

precious be their plenteous dawn.

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antony-glaser
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Jul 28, 2012
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