Like a wedged hut of leaves and coir
in the afternoon sands of some life
of mine; toddy and rusted iron in
the breeze; dark grained hands
grind the stone; and the afternoon
light carries it zig-zag to where
my mind is still and still floating
there in my childhood sands of time.
Coir, Stone and Rusted Iron
Posted in Poetry.
– March 27, 2006
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