The crane is no longer seen at the water’s edge;
reeds poke through foam and scuzz.
In reflection: glum buildings and a sky
divided by contrails.
A drone demands awkward comparison
with the dragonfly. I refuse it.
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by Neil Fulwood / October 9th, 2016
The crane is no longer seen at the water’s edge;
reeds poke through foam and scuzz.
In reflection: glum buildings and a sky
divided by contrails.
A drone demands awkward comparison
with the dragonfly. I refuse it.
This article was posted on Sunday, October 9th, 2016 at 8:02am and is filed under Poetry.
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