1884
6.57
26.ii.25
precipitous
in the way of
falling
at
Ellenborough Falls
adventure
of the sublime
we are where we are
at the gathering place
a fan as if cloud for a crown
tall, pale, bare
leaf tips touch the blue
the red cedar
the Illawarra flame
all stolen, inscribed
now scratched in a timber railing
it’s with the hollows of a day just this
seat leafed
bridge rotting in
old steps carved into clay
anthill is my height
moss and ochre, noble cairn
the moss worn back
the hornwort mat
and the sky is a sea as well
sun for its joy
on shining
mossed roots
damp gathering
creek tangles through
the tall thyme long legged
its company of insect
reveal of scale
o mighty, let them stand
and in the way of falling
like a wave to the shore
what stone over?
some will live in the tree
think nothing of day’s parts
here’s the brushbox rise
and the tallowwood
this is nobody’s floor
nobody’s wall
deck, palette
the spring, its gentle
when whoa!
and over we go
millions of years!
all who are about to die
head conch all the way
and look
the giants are straight up
night to each when unsun
they will be caught falling too
each in the arms of the all
it sounds like an ocean from here
sounds like a far shore arrived
this is the
place where all fall down
the names
that were are gone
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