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The wooden compass, facing forward, to tomorrow

By Poetry LandscapesPublished 2 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
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Our story eclipses the shadows

of the vanishing moon.

.

Light rising on strands,

touching high desert loneliness,

an intentional melancholy.

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Meditations resting gently

on upraised shoulders

strained from a steady weight,

as infinity bleeds.

.

Mara sees deeply

inside these moments

of awakening,

my spirit guardian.

.

Chipmunks, jackrabbits dance

through her unbiased spectacles,

not as lost as ideas inherited

from an alien past.

.

This beautiful concoction

and exquisite malaise,

.

kisses the lips of a thirsty wanderer

with no more dragons left to slay,

.

face to an ancient horizon,

left with a decrepit cross

no longer burdened

with the nails of dead myths,

.

or itinerant heroes.

Stories never meant for us,

.

but the wood fallen forward,

the wanderer leaving

.

the birthing dawn.

.

Traveling towards the direction

of tomorrow and home.

sad poetry
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About the Creator

Poetry Landscapes

We are a poet influenced by Charles Bukowski, and Button poets such as Anis Mojgani, Neil Hilborn and Andrea Gibson. He follows the outlaw style and utilizes surrealist landscapes. Find more at https://poetrylandscapes.com

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