Forgive Me, Earth
Confess
to the faded red paint on a crushed tin bucket
or the split in an oak's trunk.
The cool soil beneath you
is as copious an altar
as it is dubious.
Say it
out loud.
Surely, you will hear
your-
self.
Forgive Me, Earth
Confess
to the faded red paint on a crushed tin bucket
or the split in an oak's trunk.
The cool soil beneath you
is as copious an altar
as it is dubious.
Say it
out loud.
Surely, you will hear
your-
self.
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10-06-2009
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09-22-2009
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09-19-2009
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09-19-2009
Poetry is what gets lost in translation.
Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.
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