SUMMER PILGRIMAGE POEM
Self-shelf, shell fish
My clam-side washed by
Moon tide, moon-clock
Dissolving a tale
Of ragged thread
Fabric of gut-pearl
Shell fish, sell-fish
Speared off the old block
Tick-tock of same knock
Shock-wave of taking stock…
New wave now spirals
Bristles, into here
Eye-open, more real
Motions-of-melancholy
Widened softly now
Sundial, leaf-dance
Horizon net embrace
And one word falls
Of spread-palm prayer
May all be free
Yes, each drop, each star.
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