the build up dream or allegory
weight of the air behind my eyes.
the sound of pips spitting tin
hissing roofs, clamour to
fugitive stone, all
that sodden dust
rills and rucks
squirl of
mud.
So it’s raining for the first time in ages here in eastern Australia. And here’s Frédéric Chopin’s “Raindrop” Prelude, Op 28, No. 15. And if that’s too angsty for your morning, here’s Cheb Mami (and Sting) with Desert Rose (from the days before cultural appropriation was a thing :-)) . And if you want to know more about the nonet form check the Writers Digest.
Love the sound and melody, Peter, read it aloud. The dream without green, and perfect photograph, so fertile those steps.
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Thanks so much Steve.
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