16.5.20
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bliss misted morning at Markwell,
with moo
and let the after rain be lit
in winter beginning at home
think indoors out backs to the fire
so sad the elsewhere world and rant
think of them after the haircut
and timber round the leafing green
a eucalyptus whiff
ask who will bare branches
never once consider summer fears
one web will catch at rainbows
and still a mozzie dare
wool it for warm
look round me now
shine
see so all hearts are shown
let the forest breathe eternal –
all that we have left
little steam engines we each are
whom the garden powers
bush beyond
in ten degrees of starlight
fallen and caught
in these windows round
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