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Revival

Next time I wake from sleep

for keeps – from deepest, darkest

slumber – I may come back a little

bird to visit in the summer; my

quetzal pomp, green feathered

grace, singing through my hunger –

when I am gone, I may come back

your pretty bird, a wonder.

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marsha-singh
American
Published
Mar 20, 2018
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