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Canada North

Seven days spent lost in the rogue North

Octagonal windows framed a snowed in view.

In the kitchen, sun soaking in like honey,

The kids sat eating oranges.

Two cats humming and a sheepdog dozed

Under a thick maple table, flavoured as last nights fresh game

Lullabies deep as eyes were heavy

Fire stoked and a Mickey Mouse Christmas shining brightly,

playing cards, I laughed that it was just November.

Two sets of ice blue eyes, no blood in between.

And six sets, shades of green-blue-brown,

Each the nicest pair you'd ever seen.

I fell in love with the eight,

Always their eyes first I'll admit.

And now my heart lay in

A long house, teepee on the dock.

The purest cold blue I'd ever know

To crash upon iced rock.

All the trees you would ever need,

A conglomerate of green;

Until the day I die, the holiest place I've been

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