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deciduous 
con brio 
unable to approve the
forms or premises 
wishing in dreams to
have said 
‘this cannot be my
house’
grass grows into 
a pile of doubtful
things I missed
I tore after you,
shocked
knowing you were gone 
made sleep from the
morning 
that’s light left 
grey, leafless,
drifting down 
yes we are 
we only know to live 
and so imagine it 
beyond selves 
you have to hand it to
time 
measure up for weather 
climb out from under an
ache to breathe
invent the soul, its
deities 
all for an insistence –
my pyramid in air 
 
Fine poem, Kit. I hear echoes of the pyramid.
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