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4.41
koalas
it is a kind of prayer
their sleep
in crook or cleft
by leaflight
paws
a kind of curling
leave prints behind
and climb
each on another’s back
colour of ash and tail vestigial
once were wagon-loaded for pelt
now it’s clearing for suburb
less and less the range
but they believe in leaf and dream
alone commune
so transient asocial
may grumble stutter like a motor
that’s a headsup too
little sniff to finish
it’s with little brain
a prayer the world may shrink no further
that trees might stand out of the fire
that their ways be unmonstered
a prayer that there may be peace
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