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A Poet's voice

Fires burn in the hills around the city.

 

Smoke curls down like a deadly snake to choke

 

and take....

 

I watch and know the knowing....

 

Our yearly ritual fire and then

 

a strange voice whispers an invocation,

 

commonplace yet unknown to most,

 

this grace...

 

There is a pathway of unheard fractured voices

 

that yearn and cry out their poetry...

 

Catch their words...quickly now!

 

Words fade as fast as fireflies in a fire.

 

My ears stretch to their insistence,,,the

 

poet's pain of knowing.

 

Their insistence, we are not alone

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Written by
kathleen-myra-colby
German
Published
Oct 30, 2010
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