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Waking by Sheila Wingfield
When Lazarus
Was helped from his cold tomb
Into air cut by bird-calls,
While a branch swayed
And the ground felt unsteady:
I must, like him, with all force possible
Try out my tongue again.
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Kavyaa
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poignant..
resurrection, rebirth...or recycled optimism.
12:25 AM
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This is a collection of OPPs (other people's poems) posted by me,
David McKelvie
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Copyright is often infringed. Please don't sue me - I'm poor.
At the end of each post is a link to a contents page - this lists all the poets featured here.
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poignant..
resurrection, rebirth...or recycled optimism.
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