Short Archeological Poems

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Archeological Dig, Dig

my history
had nothing
to do with her
story before we

met and then
all by me at
least was
forgotten

i had done
and i did
a world's
difference

to her story
but we met
and i hope
and pray

this
will
now
become

herstory
Form:


Archeological Reverence

The golden chair of opulence
Seats a stately emperor,
Enrobed in royal purple hue
Of lichen moss that shrouds his bones from view.

And yet he holds you in his thrall,
Millennia since he has lived, 
You bow before his exhumed throne,
And kiss, in fealty, his toe of bone.
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Form: Verse

Ibid

What we are sailing into was predetermined.

It is not our fault.

We are stupid and alien to this mat we call earth.

Not very long ago.... there were creatures, feeling normal, having 4 legs


We are an alien race; deposited here by chance and time.


We are temporary and soon forgotten


With

All

Of

Our toys

Beliefs

And

Production

Rotting

Into

The

Next

Archeological

Dig

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