Gales blow down the mountains
Bringing the scent of pinecones, dry needles, and lichen
And flinging dust into the valley
That it may someday level out
And come plain
About the climb
No more.
Chinook
Epitaph for a glass
Let it fall
Watch it break
Shatter, crack and burst
Into shards tinkling their delicate music
Whilst dancing cross the stern hardness
That broke their progenitor
And granted sharp-edged freedom
To particulate into lethality.
Space
An endless circle
A flattened line
In dimensional measure
There will never be too much
And yet there is never enough
Space.
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