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Poem by Charles Pierre: Brink

January 13, 2021 by Blogfinger


Dusk in March. Paul Goldfinger © 2010.

 

 

Brink

By Charles Pierre.

 

In the dank hollow
of clustered dunes,
a small pitch pine,

coated with
salt dew and
crusted grit,

quivers at dusk
under March’s
charcoal clouds.

 

KIMMIE RHODES

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