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A man Protruding in the field Standing in damp grass A marshy meerkat Alert sentry towards the sun Eyes wide catching rhythms Of the changing times Of the passing seasons Similar to this A cat rigid black and short haired Let out of the house for the first time Finding a spot Between roots and mulch Curled eternally Once playful At permanent rest Connected to the changing seasons Signaling grave times Both lost to progress And disconnected from nature Each making their return to the flow of things Despite unfortunate timings And with all the wrong places to be born The mother takes them both as they are Grateful for her children returning Pleased she kept the place inviting And the hearth burning “Come, take my hand Put you feet in the soil, say goodbye, and let it all go. The earth will catch your tears Bring them back to sky and they will grow new innocents. You will know peace and be forgiven”
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Aug 12, 2023
Aug 12, 2023 at 11:54 AM UTC
The pulling of slivers
A man Protruding in the field Standing in damp grass A marshy meerkat Alert sentry towards the sun Eyes wide catching rhythms Of the changing times Of the passing seasons Similar to this A cat rigid black and short haired Let out of the house for the first time Finding a spot Between roots and mulch Curled eternally Once playful At permanent rest Connected to the changing seasons Signaling grave times Both lost to progress And disconnected from nature Each making their return to the flow of things Despite unfortunate timings And with all the wrong places to be born The mother takes them both as they are Grateful for her children returning Pleased she kept the place inviting And the hearth burning “Come, take my hand Put you feet in the soil, say goodbye, and let it all go. The earth will catch your tears Bring them back to sky and they will grow new innocents. You will know peace and be forgiven”
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29/M/Canada
Aug 12, 2023
Aug 12, 2023 at 11:54 AM UTC
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