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SURFERS




     surf lovers always
   high season in hawaii
  waxed hair slim bodies

Where are you from?

I've come from hurt
and the future seems uncertain
and that really scares me
Cause I'm afraid I'll be walking right into hurt 

I've come from betrayal
and I'm still getting over that 
and what really scares me
Is I can't stop it from ever happening again 

I've come from a place of pain
that I've toughened so much
It scares me that I might never get to feel
Cause I've had to make myself numb to get by 

I've come from a point of emptiness 
that it's so easy for me to push away people
Cause they weren't there when I was going through it all
So what's the point of having them in my high season 

I've come from darkness
The vast world of lost souls
And I think I lost my soul there
Cause ever since, no one stays long in my life 

The PO£T

Ponderings of An Old Bard

Upon my bare bent boughs, the blossoms itch,
‘Tis the high season when pollen count rises, 
So much better when I wore not a stitch, 
Now one's nerve jumps at nasal surprises 

Humans emerge from their winter abode, 
In awe of the plush panoramic rush, 
Foregoing instinctual rambling code, 
Flora slowly chokes below feet that crush 

A summit of Bards I steadfast embark, 
Beneath acrid acidic fall of rain, 
Mini Beasts vie to bite deep through my bark, 
As strained soil struggles to feed its gaunt grain

We ponder, Is Spring not all it may seem? 
Spring with wise Sapiens would be a dream. 

Date: 19 February 2023

Spring is not all Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Michelle Faulkner


High Season

Nail clipped waxing moon
Tarmacadam cooling 
Chirping birds retire

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