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A poem

By Squeeze D' AvocadoPublished 9 months ago • 1 min read
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We won’t need to praise change

Hung on tippytoes like the vine and the native wood

immolating across the net and barbed wire

Sided by burnt yellow, brushed with life, the memory of a fatherland can be healed.

The notion —

That we most truly love the boundaries we fail to see

An ancient light multiplies, an optical illusion of forgetfulness

& forgettable become the steam, the fire, the electricity.

To cherish this land, I aspire. Not by blood born, not cast by mother: the fox and the ‘roo. The square light framed by the eucalyptus, the disinviting spider and its fast web.

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    Written by Squeeze D' Avocado