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New Year

January air is amniotic. / February will come like a birth or excision.

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An illustrated pattern of red and pink flowers mimicking an embroidered style.

January air is amniotic. 

February will come like a birth or excision. 

 

This is love right now: 

Christmas bushes burning red through the mud. 

 

This is a portrait of you

with a trowel and sweaty nape.

 

I may keep the soil under my fingernails,

carry it 'til Spring, return and dig my hands in.

 

I may leave this moment here, in the nectar of the grevilleas,

when the sun takes its warm hand from my cheek.

 

The youngest leaves shiver with a breeze too weak for me to feel.

Then I feel.

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