Erosion Ii Poem by Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)
Erosion Ii
Trees are teardrops
secreted upon porcelain cliffs
asparagus stems severed
cut clipped stumps
greedily gobbled globules
of virile all mother
sacrificed shaft shorn
as arid chalk
fractures
beneath rooted veins
veldt
fallows featureless
winds whip
weeping welts
rains weave
woe wilful
dust devils
dance delighted
over desert
deserted environs
earth mother
ebbs eradicated
sacrifices subdues
rabid man beast
... momentarily
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