Bed Bottoms, Wet Entrails
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Lake and Strean versus Kite and Tail
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Lakes lie limpid imponderable,
glistening and glassy.
Looking like kites hanging
suspended in the sky,
towing streams as shimmering tails,
wriggling in the wind.
Lakes and streams are inseparable,
codependent, bedfellows,
each alike each other,
with wet bed bottoms
and wet watery entrails.
Copyright © John Anderson | Year Posted 2019
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