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Tying Up Loose Bends

by salil-panvalkar

Once there was this little tree Whose soul was completely free Branches like willful souls Fill them in tropical bowls Whisked onto a sea of pristine canopies The world itself slowly atrophies Every word itself an apostrophe Not even trying to avoid a catastrophe Wondrous flights shape the continuum Swallowing speech by disarticulating consonants What will be the clouds departure To see that the rain falls through the aperture Come to see the creations so dexterous With a resonant jewel in their necklace Underplaying the quickness of the wind Just with a dash of feeling chagrined
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Aug 29, 2019
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Gotta tie them up

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