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Dylan Stone Poem
A temptation unlike myself unfurls
(Everyone’s here asking if I was in the hospital)
The shadow of movement has passed on,
And a cold electric scatters away from a scorched tree.
Our mutual acquaintance says hello to me again,
He was at the rehearsal and said you wanted us all to be closer
Why hasn’t your mother shown up yet?
I’m leaving this place hating you,
And I hear that you think we’re best friends
The sun strays out from beyond a great building jutted into an afternoon breeze.
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Dylan Stone Poem
Cold water lapping
Quiet barking and a quick
Splash out near the bay
Songbird in brisk rain
Perched under a broken branch
Nest in tree hollow
Floating atop it
Our paddles swept through the lake
A budding blossom
Blushing and a chill
Moon wane and dragonfly hiss
Step on Winter cress
Red fox hunts in reeds
Swimming after a small mouse
Sky is clear and bright
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Dylan Stone Poem
Two estranged species of flora bud in shared soil
Where a photosynthetic dazzle prompts emotional pollination
By any other color, an infestation is unaffected,
The inspired beauty falls away and wilts beyond time
A dance in a determined wind,
Storms of petals reach from the meadow across the hill
While the symphony of daybreak’s mysticism awakens the world,
A faded flower entangles itself in a foreign stem
The smaller soon enough towers in its own right
What deformation can present itself in an aftermath?
There is no forest obscuring the breeze,
For a dandelion dubbed a weed
Copyright © Dylan Stone | Year Posted 2015
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