Antarcti

Antarcti

A Poem by Laura Lynn

ANTARCTIC
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strophysics must have arisen from those fierce globes,
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ondescript stars though they are next to each other;
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refoil, the leaf with a difference, seeming more clever,
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ssuaged by today’s brief storm and a sudden stillness,
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etreat of whatever was going to happen before it did,
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onscience-stricken people leaning towards the perfect,
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raducers full of fear we are when we freeze, waiting.  
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nterchanges occur between us, to flip flop flip flops.

ANTE
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reamland, all I wanted was a feeling of completion, to
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onopolize blank pages. I’ve said goodbye to souls,
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xcept when feeling suggests I ought to scream.  Only
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ntractable birds hear me in the wild woods and answer.
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omily of the night watch to make time for time, as if
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nterminable leaves could be counted for some practical
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onosexual reason.  It is not disjunctive but merely
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nmanned like space seems from the moon.  We didn’t
retrieve
the wounded game for any reason but to care.
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nterwoven branches to form an arbor could be short of
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onumental, a pristine garden where we prune briars.

ANTE
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ychee trees do not stand alone, but someone stood
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ntrusively paging each passerby, a telemarketer pacing.
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ortresses could not be more impressive, in the orchard
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onchalance is met with apples and this type of fruit
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xceptionable in this country, priced carefully.  Children
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nured to haphazard states urge us to exert caution.


© 2014 Laura Lynn


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Laura Lynn
Laura Lynn

Fairfax, VA



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