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- ordinary poets
- outrage
- love
- family
- thinking too much
- hurting
- hooked
- loss
- respite
- reflections
- the light side
© 2010-2013
Kauai
Jewels, gathered from the sea
A half shell, curved
With faint scars of hinges
Tiny conches
A star with stripes like finger bones
Tiny tooth chips of sea-green
Nestled, cupped inside a vacant sea
I hear their rustlings
When, live, they combed the tidal pools
Close my eyes
And see a glowing peach of sun
Rise above black-mirrored seas
Hear the faint cooing of mourning doves
And smell the heavy, sweet hibiscus breeze
