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Passing Fancy

Morning Dew

By kpPublished 2 years ago • Updated 2 years ago • 1 min read
Passing Fancy
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Then he sang–

Boastfully and resilient, full of certainty–

Offerings in condensate

To morning's ephemeral child.

An oblation of sweet nothings to pine and leaves, white-tipped and heavy-boughed, stirring fickle intent.

Appropriated intent.

Fragile intent.

Breathe–

gasp.

He came bearing

Sleepy gifts for sleepless eyes that

Measure boundless weight by witnessing voracious extension.

He wondered aloud, "What face from nature lasts?

Will droplets tell their mournful secrets? Will they cry out their wistful dreams and tepid tears? Weeping

Sighs and bristled willows hide, but for how long?"

The frosted dew whispered back from sun-kissed frond, caressing ears with gentle winds,

"Until tomorrow."

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kp

I am a non-binary, trans-masc writer. I work to dismantle internalized structures of oppression, such as the gender binary, class, and race. My writing is personal but anecdotally points to a larger political picture of systemic injustice.

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