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Moss
With a pang of separation I begin
The journey to the ends of the world
Or just the corner over there…?
Down the slopes rolls the stone.
A stream the rocks have bred,
A flutter of leaves newly shed.
Pushed and nudged on its way
By the gusts that whistle amidst,
By the dewdrops and morning mist.
And the world is lovely.
I nestle among my fellows
And listen to what they say.
One’s been to the beyond and back,
The other wants to see them all
And I nestle and listen.
The stone likes his company.
Rugged and battered although they feign,
They’re straight and they’re welcoming,
They lie together through storm and rain
And together they rush downhill
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Stairway to Heaven
The roof lay strewn with
The remnants of forbidden pleasure,
Dark was the field out in front,
Dark with people, or phantoms were they?
The night, blurring the city for once
Humming a melody of whispers,
I look to the sky, and then to you
And wonder
A star, is that faraway?
Or a dot hanging in the in-between?