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Oct 2014
Rain into the eves flow down
The surrogate decline
While bubble by the entering
Veins of gypsum window
Stay affixed by mine
And pursue while I pointed leave
The blue underneath
Masked a coursing guise

Whittled off a simple branch
One bud small as the tear
Still mother's hair before its time
To weathered dully glow
Buoy in a sinking fear
One child's wail far
Flow down into the whirling yawn
With blue ropes ready bear

My simple say is silent stalked
By dredged comeuppance will
First droplets tumble off the reed
Then rest in lining scroll
Roots mined until their packs have fill
Once one shine prejudice
The stolen difference be borne
Out with the welling sail
Originally written on October 16, 2014.  Eighth poem for the Hundred Theme Challenge by The-Poetry-Cafe.  Not as straightforward with the theme as some of the others, but I like how it came out.
Challenge information: the-poetry-cafe.deviantart.com
Profile: monocephalized.deviantart.com
Theme: Innocence.
Written by
Darren  Canada
(Canada)   
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