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Elaenor Aisling
Poems
Aug 2013
Child of Earth
Child of earth,
With your muddied hands,
Half-moon fingernails black with soot,
From digging in the ashes
Of your forgotten playground.
Child of earth,
With your star-crossed eyes,
Deep as sorrow, black and blue,
Look out to silver spires,
Sparkling in the midday sun.
Child of earth,
With your weathered feet
Armored in calluses, black from tar
Stumbling along familiar ground,
One with the rocks and soil.
Child of earth
With your sun-scorched skin
Darker than leather, black as midnight
As tight as a newly made drum
Holding your soul in tight embrace.
Written by
Elaenor Aisling
27/F/body in U.S. heart in U.K
(27/F/body in U.S. heart in U.K)
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