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Late afternoon

Recycling the sun.

By Richard AbbottPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
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Late afternoon
Photo by Kent Pilcher on Unsplash

I could compare this to another day,

the crackle of the grass could be the same,

lazy, crisp and distant in the heat

that turned our steps to echoes of the sun.

When every sense is almost saturate

and I am thrumming with the earth's machine,

the lost is lost, possible to forget

entangled in the solar paradigm.

The crackle of the grass could be the same

if the echo where you were could be forgot. -

Despite persuasions of the afternoon,

and spite of time, there sears within the gut

the instinct of a rabbit caught at noon

for falcons as they lurk against the sun.

heartbreak
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About the Creator

Richard Abbott

Lockdown and redundancy have been my Muses. And these are the wild-haired writings that have fled the compound into the night.

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