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I
found the hour
I found the hour you lost
it was down a long way
back paddock
well below the socks
and sinking
but I prised it up
hard to say how
it was certainly
stuck under something
like dragging
through paint
on the way to dry
like daylight saving
and it ends
every day
it was in a garden tangle
where things
had come unbidden
some heaving required
got it up in the end
felt like a scarecrow slipped from a nail
I came home
to an intimate knowledge
of dust
there's a lifetime's worth of hours
pockets and patches and cul-de-sacs
it's like a shed and the great outdoors
and there's just
no telling time
because open-ended
so as long as we can
live forever
all the books will be read
there should be no problems at all
how to refresh an ancient flokati
- that's my next big puzzle
then there's the old track through the ferns
down to the plank bridge
that's a machete
turns out all the hours ahead are still there
there's a lot of deciding
a lot to do
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