Sandied Dunes Of Man's Unanswered Arrival. Poem by Michael Gale

Sandied Dunes Of Man's Unanswered Arrival.

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Where is the wind of the Whipper-will-The one of clawed down candy? ...
Where be it's drawn frowned brandy?

False starts of my beating heart...
Make only for undressed failings of man's own mini-mart.

Of hope regrets altered stay...
Bejest this joke this austered way.

Sandied dunes of man's arrival...
Preset to thought of man's denial.

Make-shift huts of unlived in adobe
heart and mind...
Wraps up choices into thinly layered words.

That tree of life learned lessons dangle gently in breezes enjoyed wholey by many nature's birds.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Frank James Ryan Jr...fjr 12 February 2007

So much going on here...imagework is awesome...Rock Solid crafting, my friend... FJR

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Michael Gale

Michael Gale

Chicago Illinois/Oklahoma City.
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