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Kay Duncan
Artist, Singer/Songwriter, Poet
Poetry
Dog Mountain
Mt Somers
2018
A thorny resilience
On a filigree of decay
Sun resisting moon
On her never ending day
March mountain daisy skulls
Seed heads blown away
My lumbering shadow darkens
Turning slip of skink to stone
Both lost inside the fragile frozen moment
Far from home
On a slumbering dog too tired to guard
The valley down below
Soulless chalked bones scatter
New purpose they have found
To dance among green and crystal
On the red and yellow mound
Bare hollow bait, they rib and deride
The resting captive creature underground
Each step upon its’ spine
Each new path you orient
An ancient rocky eye tracks
Your youthful deft descent
Crumbling ear cocked in longing
For a lazy last lament, unleashed.
Photography by Kay DuncanImage and poem copyright © Kay Duncan 2022 | Photography by Kay DuncanImage and poem copyright © Kay Duncan 2022 |
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Photography by Kay DuncanImage and Poem copyright© Kay Duncan | Photography by Kay DuncanImage and Poem Copyright © Kay Duncan 2022 |
Photography by Kay DuncanImage and poem Copyright © Kay Duncan 2022 | Photography by Kay DuncanImage and poem Copyright © Kay Duncan 2022 |
Photography by Kay DuncanImage and poem Copyright © Kay Duncan 2022 | Photography by Kay duncanImage and poem Copyright © Kay Duncan 2022 |
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