Bracken Rising
peewits tumble and
flounce
over the dark
ploughed earth
curlew, somewhere,
are flinging cry after cry
into the blue day
until the world seems made
of nothing but noise
and in a ditch by
Drumcairn
out of the tangled
dead
winter stalks
tiny and unstoppable
this green push
Your poems always make me feel as if I'm there, caught between the loud and the quiet, too.
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