Short poems: THIRST-

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Thursday, March 17, 2011

THIRST-

I hear a kookaburra hack the bone dry air with witless noise. Cicadas shriek and echo from the barren hill where lizards sputter panic on dry leaves. Beneath a rock in the furnace of the sun I find a little frog, so greenly, queenly, smugly, cool and still. No,I did not eat that frog! Sign in to see full entry.

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