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jungle
comes 
so quiet dark 
the jungle comes 
night fallen to it 
where I have not been 
so sleep and all light 
comes to this 
it has its resident
wings and tunes 
is chorded with arc 
sight lines 
bark strewn 
and like the snake come squeezing
round 
all within rain conjuring 
the corners grow against 
so dusty time must sit indoors 
because there is the weather
and all among the colours 
one green tendril finds an in 
you make a picture 
but the thing's alive 
roof yourself 
blow, wash away 
clock rots 
there are no hours here 
timber down is ants' 
all fall to the jungle 
here is the maze 
and library of potions 
best refuge of the unseen 
you make the mind a garden 
throw open and the jungle comes 
the pages of it tell to none 
unless we stop to say 
my own resemble 
where I find a way 
leaves turn 
and turn again 
who dares to call this home 
has to be travelling here 
 
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