Bound across the void

Dormant wood waits in quiet dark

for one distant, flying spark;

Through thousands of waves of open sea,

the pale moon pulls the waters free.

Miles above, where dark clouds form,

opposing charges swell in storm—

A golden flash breaks through the height

to bind the earth in sudden light.

Deep in dry and thirsty ground,

a sleeping seed waits for the sound,

until the falling rain descends

to wake the life that earth defends.

And though the flash has vanished far,

leaving faint the sky with scar,

the thunder rolls across the cloud,

echoing long and loud.

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watch the wind

Waving white plumes of the Tea tree,

stroking the Avocado,

the Bottle brush and Palm.

Der Wind, der Wind — das himmlische Kind.*


*quote from the fairy tale Hänsel und Gretel
translate: the wind, the wind — the heavenly child
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T’was cold

T’was cold

The grass had a crispy ice mantle

white and frozen it was

I was packed into downs and boots

The sun labored from the horizon up

Another day hung heavy in the air

Birds huddled in the sun

The temperature suffered from terrible inertia

By late noon

T’was cold

– again

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