Work. Grow.
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They move like worms sometimes
through mud and dreams and shade.
Once seen they dive away
and glimpse is all you get.
Then follow this one down?
That possibility
of poetry found…?
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Then it’s digging, searching,
hard work with the shovel,
fingernail dirt detail,
love labors and failing.
A chance it’s hollow;
just a been done tunnel
less a decent maker
of an inspiration.
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I’ll just plant a tree,
water it a little,
maybe sweetness ripens?
Think of tasty fruit flesh
and do no writing –
let nature have all say
from where the spark maybe….
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and I’ll get nothing done:
not my sweet peach in sun,
nor poems that love the soil.
The worms and how they toil
to speak inspiration.
How lost we’d be
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without those hidden ones.
About the Creator
G. Douglas Kerr
I am a hermit and sometimes come out of my shell.
Comments (1)
Great poem! Great work!