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"groundline" poems
the distant eaves irritate the groundline; which becomes a hilly horizon in twilight A glance of warm colors: is it the glory of dawn or an afterlight? Who knows, and no real difference; the moonbeam will eventually bring peace, along with loneliness to drifting lives. The mother tongue has reduces to silence and the hometown as remote as paradise. I am here, hair in wind tells the destination of clouds. I believe in freedom, in any variety; as many as the ways of being nothing, tenderly.
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Mar 5, 2013
Mar 5, 2013 at 2:17 PM UTC
The West Horizon