the child in you
still stays within your guts
unspoiled you tell the spade
that it is precisely what it
is,
unsolicited. You look at the
leaking roof and tells everyone
at the party
about what it is really, as it
is, despite everything, how
the roof can sanction you to live
with all your storms
forever, outside the house, where
the yard keeps you in its corners
ostracized, as you begin another ostrich
life out there in the mountains
with your head up high chasing all
storms and leaving them all behind you
as you reach the placid lake, wishing for
some fish.
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