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Destination: A poem by Charles Pierre

December 28, 2025 by Blogfinger

Paul Goldfinger photo.   Paris.



CHARLES PIERRE


Destination


No new coast
for an old tar
to sail toward.

no ship back
to home port
for a long rest--

just a drifting
free of charts
on night's tide.


Josephine Baker

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