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| Poetry Cycles - Doing Sappho | |||
| Lisa Jain Thompson | |||
| Tuesday, 05 December 2006 10:19 | |||
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Tidal Pools
There are evenings when we are a single wave,
Rising and falling as one Before we wash across the beach To lie listening to the seabirds While the Pleiades and the Hunter rise. When we are caught up
In our separate pools, Unable to touch But knowing that the other is there, The waves come crashing over me And pull the sand from beneath my feet To draw me back to the sea June 30, 1998
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