World wrecked; if only the wind Would work up a tempest And scoop her up with it, in An amalgam of dust particles That would soon Resurrect. For all the times God Knocked His knuckles on the spheric globe; Knobbly and rheumatic, Demanding, Over the din of overlapping voices, Reticence. And she is beaded in tears. Shipwrecked heart, floating; Greying, decaying Soundlessly moving among the seams Of silky sea.
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