A Life of Plenty in the Mire

A Life of Plenty in the Mire

Heavenly day dreams depart  

From the wrecked old vessel

Snarled, where the floodwaters

Left him to rot

A tree’s serpent roots

Binds his torn body together

Sharing what he whispers

In his hollowed out nights

Every yellowing page

Once safe in his memory

Is buried and reborn

Where the sun’s rays falter

Deep beneath the arc

Of the flourishing willows,

Warbling the songs

Of a world trapped in silence  

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