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Past Present Future

all litters as i walk the dunes 
and so i cry to sunlight, 
the tree hides it in its roots, 
to spring up its stem, 
the settled sand of the hour glass. 

i thought a while about the fish 
in the sea, 
zig zad,circles, 
why do we walk in a file? 
if only we could wipe those litters: 
arrows that shatter the heart. 

i draw a picture 
cobs after lion,boys after man, 
(the fields still greener ahead) 
and i pinpoint a finish, 
in the wide gullet of mother earth.

Copyright © Ikenna Uzomah | Year Posted 2006

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