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Sep 2017
late into the night,
wondering: should i tell you?
ships pass in the dark.
we don't know each other very well at all, do we? a haiku if you squint/count, have a very nice day
Ingrid Nov 2012
The razorblade of wind has cut the lisping night
And sent the sun up
In the east
The mountains idle glowing
In morning's sundust storm
I see the restless leaves reflecting seas of light
As tiny trembling mirrors
But in my mind will rest
The pitch- black sea with roads of boatlights
And pale Old Man as from a Tarot card
His wizard smile
In still and tender dark
In rustles of shadows
The Moon
       The eye of daytime action
                     the
                          tor
                              n­a
                                  do

04/2003

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