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David Barnes

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 Cottesloe breakwater Perth

 

With finger entwined 

I once walked along the Cottesloe groin

In the rough windswept hours of darkness

with my lover

 

“raging seas raging pounded the rock wall

her hand slipped from mine
looked back grinning”

 

seas clash, only to rise, fall,
creating a remarkable harmony;

its echo’ encircling all.
with outstretched arms, she swirls round in circles
in unrestrained joy

 

“rich auburn hair, plastered

matted    across her face, and she, she is laughing

 at the craw of mer”

                                                                                  

it stands

 

forever within me;

this inherent, uniqueness that lies

Within us all. 

 

 

tide line

 

i look at the sea and realize

water covers and revels all

 

         i question

 

did i wish to observe what will befall me

currents of time sweep by

the tides edge moves as I walk

the past in to the future

 

unspoken


deny
we cannot give unspoken words
held eternal in

… would we

shake
earth storm and wind,
to set them free.

If we
Were …were to set loose

… enact

On our thoughts
unspoken

… word.

 

 

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