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watermarks unreigned

the flower

has more moisture

than the Soil

and the earthTones

have less vivid tinctures

with solid Toil

a power. the truth. the sky.

 

a flower. new bloom

with its rancid clutter

around the vase, the pulled

and fallen, petals -

the drab droplettes of glad tidings

or sad-like bells

clanged with clamour

all gowned in glamour

touched by a hover or glide

in the stature of things

and the square rings

that yield a snoot, the way

a drop is sad with smell

the power. a flash. and smiles.

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timothy-harding
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Published
May 11, 2010
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