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a Journey

Zero words

befall my smithy.

The anvil cold

of batter;

rivet hammered,

slammed

the dead

of steel.

Stolen saw

cutoff magnetic.

The spool

coiled

and curled.

Nails screwed

for impact,

the driver

God’s own

impulse.

The mallet

hit

my index finger.

Plumb the iron

like linen smoothed.

The nut

a drunkard

of thread.

A bold

adjustment

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of trust

the aught

provides.

The hotfoot

crisp,

my fingers

scried

the platinum,

polished

sacrilege.

The russet

of a bronze cast.

Sand blackened

of vein

cherry red.

The burn

of coal,

primordial

incense

from the

carbon age.

My footprint

large,

beyond

the stream

of lives.

The mould

of mold

I lived.

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Sprague Thomson
Sprague Thomson

Written by Sprague Thomson

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