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Guadalupe S Partida
Poems
Aug 13
A Black Phoebe Bird ( freewrite)
a surface siren of the air
with wings instead of fins
the black phoebe perched
on the wooden fence sings
calls me to the surface
of an aquamarine pool,
“Ah, yes … right.
this water shouldn’t be here. But you should”
This Phoebe is my neighbor
warm and welcoming, who stays
and stares before departing
the crows in mountains I used to climb
in Goyang recognize people
if a stranger was on the path on their way to the temple they’d crow three times
When I almost stepped on a snake they crowed repeatedly more than five times
to warn me of danger
Black Phoebe will you recognize me tomorrow, are we friends ?
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Guadalupe S Partida
31/Clovis, CA
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