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above our boat
a swallow frolicking
dives and soars ---
how will I, wingless
express this happiness
a new bird sings
in our friends' old garden
as we take tea
flattering each other
none of us has changed
my train passes
a close-mown sports' field
shimmering
silver in a net of dew ---
forget about forever
each morning
it flourishes along the fence
star jasmine
planted there where
you said it wouldn't grow
the morning
of my departure
making love
mind and body acting
quite separately
after the storm
a rainbow of lorikeets
upside down
supping on nectar
from orange grevilleas
in smooth troughs
between the wave peaks
cormorants
disappear reappear ---
can I learn acceptance
the silver glow
of cherry blossoms
at twilight
poem after poem
opening in my mind
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