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three
winter sunshine pieces on foot
untitled
the existence of things means a lot to me
I’d like to thank you all
day grows into a path
you need to watch where you go
I don’t even know the names of the weeds
but nothing will ripen now
I love to be out where the creek goes
and hear a tractor too
sludgily afoot
all beaming
bend a little with the breeze
and ramble on to hours
being is bigger than me
just as pointless as any prayer
today, collecting sunshine
is all I have to do
suburban
countryside
the shining day after
its deeps of ripe
green for far
blue further
vines grow winter
over a wreck
a pigeon lift
by ear alone
I mask it
in the years of rain
the town is
a practised flatness
with parrot bright
and dog to lawn
water over the road
the sign still says
they fly the flag
here there
to say –
what is you think
that they mean?
it’s
under the rug, a clean sweep
river rose through the town
some fool to mock drove in
nor half as silly as a house here
or worldwide all-fossil party
ah, chimneys, diesel, pardon me boys
I’d go for a Queenslander myself
or just consider somewhere else
flood sign’s still there
it’s as with old Leo’s fruit and veg –
gone but the words remains
the hospital’s too and the nursing home
some church swallowed another and went
I pass the 1st Bulahdelah Scouts
and wonder how many there are
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