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Poem by Aspen Duscha

Bridge


Bridge beheld,

Flowing to the verdant meadow

Flowerful, Fading

Where I was buried

Lost in a universe within an embrace,

Seeking the sun, In a mist of midnight.


Tear-trodden trail torn by time,

Above the crystal current as it curls

Legs within the winding water,

Listening to the sea swash,

As it slays the sleeping silence.


The wave bed is crowned with brumes,

Cool clouds combing the bridge

Like a silent shower, a gathering of ghosts

Wandering through the wind,


The steel spirit stands alone,

Bridge into bones,

A fossil forgotten,

Rusting, rotting

Dissolving as the sea sweeps by,

Stretched the more time flies

Until finally it dies

The forgotten field forfeits its blossoms,

It lays as empty as my hand.




Aspen Duscha is a coffee-loving poet who in addition to gathering books loves to gather words and discover the world around them.

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