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Nothing in my beat, irretrievable
That takes to treks, as something
Exiled of its own volition
Ever dispirits, within
...

A life is not lived once
But many times over
In the memory.
Perusal of which read
...

Time, void of use, a wasteland
Is how we see you now.
Stretched out, monotonous. Gladder
Passed through having to plough!
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Lifted from the book of Miracles
Set beside, what's blushed awake
For those wood out of snow images
A coherent picture make
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That gaze, once turned
Smiles upon me forever.
Those eyes, once burned
As the stars never go out.
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Walk me through these feelings.
These your private grounds
hurtful-stepping, moaned through.
Engulfed darkly too.
...

Rain's eloquent sorrow, unheard when
Youth's surge was proceeding
More impressionably wrung out of
A subsequent heeding!
...

Reinforcing that sense upon him
For a new world has just broke
Man at peace with man, and himself
Unto this shows clearly woke:
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Addressing their easy to sway hearts'
Vulnerable fearing
Wind warned: 'from out tree's blown distress
At your heels, harmless
...

11.

Throwing up near distance
Of neighbourhood, the limit
For the degree of our
Dislike of it!
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Fearless, but with no pride.
Proud, and fearing all!
What sets apart the boy
From what, eventual
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Blessed? Unconditionally
Smiled o'er from on high?
Trite and childish! He'll need more
To feel it. For, cry.
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Within this frailness, with frosty look
Best left, what hides Love's rose
At home, as upon a shelf.
Exudes my true self.
...

Then dim, this, your fiery mien
Dull, that, your thunder;
To show yourself, to speak up
If a lorn father.
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Though each day's Sun awakes
To what, unchanged
In fealty to its ancient forbears
Tuneful arranged
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Blossom tree, there blown. Of who's face
Yonder strewn does blur now.
Fairest recall! When, piece by piece
That traced up does yet wow.
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Earth shakes; only is it
A disaster called
When that for town, hushed, is
Stood back from, appalled.
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All that's sought after in a Day's face
Relieves, in its brightening
Unpleasantness of this:
What for sullen darks, to hide behind
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Soaking up the sights, the smells
A drizzly Autumn day
Stepping through. Unheard thereafter
For myself, to answer:
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james watkin Biography

Began writing poesy aged 20. Discovered Emily Dickinson 6 years later. A shy soulmate. And along with Mary Coleridge and Sara Teasdale my dearest friends in time. 'A strange thought, simply wrought'. My personal axion.)

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Nothing In My Beat, Irretrieable

Nothing in my beat, irretrievable
That takes to treks, as something
Exiled of its own volition
Ever dispirits, within
What is both the acquainter
Of Nature, and admirer.

Gull-surrounds of loneness though tipping!
Though with an ached forlornness
Heard shore-broke. For there kinship's found.
With what of its sacredness
Is for a domain blown through.
Is that what soul responds to.

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