Sounds of Morning.
Brown
flutterings of birds in brittle call,
Cloths
gentle on the face of louvred doors,
Horns
blow loud, impatient tone
And
morning draws its face from dawn.
Hunched
form, in crouch, for daily due,
The
offering life gives to all
From
what has been, will be no more;
The
gutter takes the body’s soil.
Voices
raised, bare limbs stretched wide
The
children wake in vacant stare,
Upon
the earth that gave them sleep;
This
borrowed home, brief place of rest.
Like
any day the threads are drawn,
Rememberings
re-worked through night,
Forgetting
what has been, allows,
The
bruised and broken … hope, once more.
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