Solstice

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I will dream of Roman streets
wandering lost in search of a place
or face
that can only be found by not searching

to return again

I will pass this long dark day
until the night welcomes me home
to recover my health in clean air
and yet, I take no joy from breath alone

Dear Poets,
I fear our poor Keats is at his worse
his treasure
consumed in a flood
of a rising tide
from a shrinking world
and minds smaller still

And as I complete my own ellipse upon the globe
I can but wonder
at how much larger
is the ellipse of one who wrote his name in water

Oh, to return there again

so I may dream of Philly streets
wandering uncertain in place
and constant haste
that can only be stilled by breathing

how long will this posthumous life of mine continue?

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twelveoonetwelveooneover 19 years ago
Wow

just a simple wow

in awe

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