Stones And Sand Poem by David Mcdonald
Stones And Sand
White stones, once stacked in a tall tower
Overlooking all from a petrified perch,
Are now discolored with age.
Dissolved into yellow sand squeezed between the toes of a toddler.
Washed away by lapping waves.
Descending to the seafloor. Subducted.
Returned to the dark source to be reborn a mountain.
Friday, July 28, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: change,toddler
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