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Angler's Mold

(a romantic sad fish tale)

By Todd ThurmanPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
(rhymes and images are mine)

the earth is young the earth is old the earth has stories to hide

the waters are greying the mud blends with wine

and we move but cant feel the ride

the beasts are swimming still crawl sometimes fly

the creeping things envy the winged

its heart beat is slowing you might hear it make sigh

as the earth wedding finger sits unringed

who would who could be a groom to a planet

who would who could grieve its ashes

who would forgive it the blood on its granite

and mop the raw filth from its lashes

who could love what's falling apart

who would clean up its need

who would whistle it home from its lusts

Who would be such an Angler indeed

nature poetry

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Todd Thurman

Thinker of stray thoughts, lover of Kindness, hopefully God's child.

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