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Mac Baker
Poems
Jun 2020
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Beginnings are found
in vacant silhouettes
and a need
to stifle the chill.
So starts the
Rampart, a fortification
of one’s heart.
But though the
barricade may comfort
with impenetrable walls.
What’s inside will starve
If never allowed out.
It’s a clever find,
putting doorways on
the passages of mind.
To find a way out
without letting
the Heat out.
But while outside,
playing amongst Wonders,
remember, so too
exist Blunders.
And to they,
in a door unblocked
there is no delay
Watch them follow
you home, a scheme
to let the Heat out.
So comes the latch
to protect and preserve.
You may leave, a
few times at first,
without caution or dread
To find shock on return,
a pathway ajar.
You see, Blunders are clever
they can pick and can pull
For each Blunder
needs a latch,
specific to the last.
Before long avoiding
Blunder leads to
a collection of protection
And a maze on one's heart
can be more complete
than any rampart.
Remember that when
you fear the chill,
though latches may
seem to be key,
It's making peace with Blunder
that is the path to Wonder.
Day 2
Written by
Mac Baker
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