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In Praise of Earth and Sky and Sea


in praise of earth and sky and sea
in praise of inner space and ways of being
or not being, as the case may be
ancient honorifics beckoning


my frail collection of needful things
lie scattered all about me
more than the sum of these
both i and the fledgling tree


Randy Guess

©2001





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