Waves From An Oregon Patio
Evening surrenduring,
I am at-once bird and man.
I cannot see the sky,
Because I am the sky.
The warmth of simple bounty
Rolls through me in waves.
Leave your scarring ridges
To be remembered in the ebbs,
You, now, as my old friends laughter.
Copyright © Matt Caliri | Year Posted 2010
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