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Seagulls of prey continued…

By Mescaline BrissetPublished 3 years ago Updated 2 years ago 1 min read
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Low loud laughs

Seagulls’ shrieking shire

Continuing calamities coming

Brick built bulgy

Bludgeoned bluff billow

Deeply drilling drain

Overflowing overshadowed ox

Observed object of objectivity

Sputtered saliva scums

Echoing emerging emeralds

Shining sunny spasms

Groaning grooming gulp

Jumping jaywalking Jack

Through thick trees

To the tumbling

Water whispering weeps

Where we walk

With wicked whoop

Spasmodic shrill scream

Circulating church chamber

Where we weep

Sheep’s shivering shawl

Wintry whizzing whiff

We were weak

We were whistle

Dancing during days

Crying charcoal churn

Chisel cut circle

Through tiny timber

Throat turned twist

Towards the trees

Observing our objects

Inconsolable, innocent, inundated

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6 August 2021

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