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Apr 2021
on top
than there's on the bottom
autumn is colder
as she is older
now she’s steel wool
not cotton

she couldn’t grow higher
if she wore stilts
a cut bloom, pretty as it is
in the glass wilts

she pours an amber river
sees it flow
over the rocks
she’s made a raft
out of her splinters
and oars from her locks
the only thing to cushion her
are a pair of holey socks
sandra wyllie
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sandra wyllie  56/F
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   Patrick, --- and Imran Islam
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