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Sutton
Contributed by
debris
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Sunday, 20th June 2010 @ 10:49:57 AM in AEST
Topic:
PoemsonBeauty
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Distant cries of gulls and children.
A mothers unheard warning
not to go too close.
Yellow grass that leaps to life
in the momentary breeze.
A dusty spider web
hammocking debris.
Blue stones scattered
and in piles
expelled by the sea.
I put one in my pocket
and caress it with care,
absorbing its beauty
when my own seems not enough.
In the evening I shower and wash the sand away.
It will return to the place from where it came.
Like all of us.
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debris
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2010-06-20 10:49:57]
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Re: Sutton
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by cashfan1 on
Sunday, 20th June 2010 @ 12:06:51 PM AEST
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a fabulous poem! I can taste the salty air, see the scene made so clear by your words.
thanks for posting. |
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