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lunch break walk - summer 23

clipping a trail   through the un-mown grasses of prehistory i am reduced and nuded    by the buoyant vat   of sky baby blue the grasses seed the heels of my work clogs spiking sensory jabs through my socks       a shy petting of pain with the prow of my stride   tiny residents vault scut and flutter neatly evading   un panicked radiating wet heat raises to my waist i stop my destructive wading i am slit, vulnerable and fed i am primitive and free i have membership my uniform   banished i take in a humid breath about face        and the illusions are switched the buildings icon dominates        and draws my responsibility i can smile at the wash of life        and reinstate myself in paid labour
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Written by
neth-jones
Published
Dec 16, 2023
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28·122
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28/08/23

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#summer#walk#observations#nature#work#break#grass#heat
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