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Walking The Paper Plank

In the wildest place, my mouth stopped with stars, I came to the end of words; the parched mint, bitter paper plank where I lost my balance, on one foot teetering along that roadway where gold- flashing fireflies stand effortlessly on air to send their fragile signal out, every night a nocturne of one less til I and the last firefly danced alone in the wildest place sending our last ignition out to find our kind or else fall quiet and one with the wild that will neither be spelled nor known. ©joyannjones June 2023
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hedge_witch49
76 / F / Dust Bowl USA
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Written by
hedge_witch49
76 / F / Dust Bowl USA
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Aug 17, 2025
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