A poem holds your hand
By Mark Heathcote
Mon, 17 Sep 2012
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A poem holds your hand
It whispers come-gather
These windblown fruits
Eat of this sun's lather.
The bee stamens sting,
It's like a gloved fist.
And, like the poet's pen
Must die a little to coexist.
Vertigo dizzies itself on a cleft
Like a blackbird in full song
The chorus is short-lived:
But its echoes are lifelong.
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eat of this suns
eat of this suns lather--sun's?
Must die a little too coexist.- to coexist?
But it echoes are lifelong.--its?
I like this poem- it sort of floats on the breeze...
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