Anthony Dover Poems

One day I will forget her,
In my head for many a long year,
Just when I have a bright idea,
Of how to get out of here.
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I have become waterfall,
Flowing over edge,
Man at work in darkened room,
Cloud dispersing raindrops,
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The gentle voice,
The mother's choice,
The garden of healing,
The better feeling.
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A flutterby went by,
Its wings stretched to eternity,
It settled on a buddhlia,
And I listened not to a scream,
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Intertwined and divine,
The roots grow,
Supporting each other,
Through each tide.
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Leave the leaves,
And come and look at this.
A frond of a friend,
Beware of the exploding gorse,
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Patterned Mosaic,
Saying of Sages,
Leaves in Auditorium,
Numbers and Noises,
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Christmas is condensing on the glass
Jack Frost has been at work
Cars speckled with crystal covering
Birds, feathers puffed out,
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Arcing across the sky,
A sliver exited orbit,
A disc of certainty,
And a starry surprise.
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A Hint of light,
dreams fleeing,
porridge stirring,
work unkeenley beckons.
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