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precipice

a thing wholly wild

natural and yet to be

 

beckoned me to the edge

 

there was whispering among ponderosa pines

that windless morning

 

roots of rocks seemed sighing

water danced in a shadow

sparrows weaved the air

 

o cliff-hanger of my heart, woman,

you are near to me and so far away

 

i feel your delicate sweetness

a settling peace

 

every star to me

is rainbow

 

and heaven

how it sings

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Jul 2, 2023
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