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Hammering Cottons

Free verse - Poem

By Jui HanPublished about a year ago 1 min read
Hammering Cottons
Photo by Trisha Downing on Unsplash

Light they seem they carry a weight not seen

no hands that can hold,

feet to move on places untold

stood still in peace as seasons passed,

the wind blew harder each time,

sway it may but it will last.

But still it is for still, it is.

rain comes or rain comes not

it takes all and gives as much

brooding greed as it brews such innocence

dig some and get some to free some,

tangled they may be but untangled — they can be.

harvest, unmoving roots grow stronger

But still it is for still, it is.

A heart takes refuge in what it is.

all pride ripped out of a 1st class fool suit

death banged a billion times but still, it is.

Take a little smile — cotton heart.

Free Verse

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Jui Han

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