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Jonathan Moya
Poems
Jul 23
Extinction
Gray wolves howl invisible
on the granite shoreline
waiting for the sea’s answer-
standing tall on the headland,
against a wind that allows no trees,
signatures the stones with ageless storms—
howling to know why this once lush place
where endless fields of poppy intertwined with pine
is now defaced with crops of suburban homes.
Above, a falcon startled from its rocky perch soars
in its time- seeing in the shadows withdrawing
from clouds- the last glint of beautiful stones.
#extinction
Written by
Jonathan Moya
63/M/Chattanooga, TN
(63/M/Chattanooga, TN)
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