Castle HillA Poem by suckeronthevinejust trying to feel somethingRumpled bedspread of a post-coital Nebraska and Mars Primordial paradox because these rocks are not dead. Ultraviolet imperceptibly lurid lights it all up olive green cream fluid mountains limestone that would laugh with you if you mattered more more blue than a color can be air pockets shaped like Māori men Not a linguistic landscape or the water I swim in or a castle or a hill I am more and more less welcome here Why not just melt into the grass? I am the only thing that's moving There are no straight lines These rocks are not dead.
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Added on March 14, 2018 Last Updated on March 14, 2018 Tags: nature, landscape, mountain, New Zealand, castle hill, sky, grass, rocks, Māori |