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Daylight
too bright to
hear the transparency
of Lacewings,
a Bird of Paradise unravel,
the pop
of a seed-head bursting,
to illuminate the creak
of the Earth’s backbone
as it leans towards the sun.
At Epidavros
in the pooling darkness
of limestone,
engraved
in the chink of silver
dropped on stage far below,
you can hear the silence of oracles,
the tip of an icicle
melt
the fizz of expectation in my adolescent eye.
About the Creator
Stephanie Ginger
Writer, screenwriter, poet, playwright, journalist. I love the drama of life: long, short, on the page or on the screen but always character-driven.
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