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Dtergent

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Where it's balmy
The iron rods from the ladder cleft my feet and
White paint flecks my reddened palms.

...

The hustle and hum of the world below
Become a drone when I see

A tiny brown sparrow land
On a single blade of grass.

And they swing
Like a jack-in-the-box
In the wind.
 
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I love it, the flow of the stanzas and the lilt of the lines. Meaningful and beautiful and succinct. It has all that melancholy of true beauty; the appreciation and humility in awe.
 
Dtergent said:
Thanks cherub! I hardly ever write, because I'm too busy. That's a poor excuse, but I try to do it as often as I can.

You definitely have my attention, would love to see more of your work.
 
gorgeous imagery, it felt like an instant's appreciation of beauty on one of those hot days where the heat pulses and buzzes like a cicada.

i like it very much :)
 
Whoa... Cool... Your words make me feel like I'm right there in the scene with you. Lovely use of words.
 
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Mary Poppins (perfectly) captured what I love about this poem:

an instant's appreciation of beauty on one of those hot days where the heat pulses and buzzes like a cicada.
 
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