by Michael Fitzgerald-Clarke
Why are fires yellow?
Their glow to embers,
their death, is a finest
sun. A line crossed fades.
Oh, contemplation; sail
a shadow: the stories
grab and hammer, grab
sweetly, tiredly; so we
tack against the sun;
each dawn a watchful
fascination. The sun on grass.
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