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Rebecca's shores

Winter's edge flurries -

snowflakes converge,

a carpet of fox scavenged litter

re-emerging like

iced puddles of hubris.

 

Whilst The Christmas message is relayed

Rebecca erects a humming line

to keep away the crows and parquets

from her prized cabbage and kale.

but the threadbare sound is

reminiscent of cymbals,

carrying thoughts of a lost carnival.

 

She journeyed to the coast

and caught an amateur performance of the

"Seven Deadly Sins", in and out of situ.

The deserted beach, ghostly 

yet littered with wicker creels

the fisherman their whispers silenced,

better console with tomorrow's wise

in hope of an  epiphany.

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antony-glaser
English
Published
Oct 3, 2012
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