Nebulae swirls in coffee Languid dirt under nails Funny wonders of a mind left In late life commute Fishing for stars Out of gutter puddles Why the murky venom When crimson lakes smirk sour? Out there the baskets swoon Arms pumped and glitter powers Through divine sneers Stupid hallowed barks There silverfish scramble for coins Surfaces stir with unshed dew But the depths only engulf The reflection of newly-thawed ice Out there whales weave Over under the clouds Their navy backs glisten With moonlight that hasn't died Grass ripples mesmerise Hills and lake undulate under The north-western wind But you know the source It's not in the mountain No traveller hikes up the same Stumbling rock and greets The same sinking panorama Not then the river Tricking you into moving When roots grab ankles At a loss you start over If you must breathe Find a source I mean Look for the forest The best fish crawl between the trunks What must light feel ...
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