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Michael Edwards
Poems
Jul 2020
WHERE NO MEN TREAD
.
Beneath umbrageous canopies
the contiguity of growth
forms adamantine barriers
where brambles arc in underwood.
There lostΒ Β in damp obscurity
and muffled by the quaggy moss,
a stolid land with sounds unheard
in supernatural silences.
And in the grey of leaden dawn
the chilling tones of slate blue skies
reflectΒ Β in drops of cold wet dew;
in lands where no men tread.
Written by
Michael Edwards
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