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Sunday, June 6, 2010

from Madrigal

Dawn Potter

My oven brings forth its brown
loaves; butter
glitters in the churn.
There is a home for goodness
in my heart.
Love feeds there,
like a bird, it scratches a nest of thorn
and feathers.
How quietly I wait for him
to come and lean against my ancient walls
and sing this song that you
also know so well.


[part 4 of "Madrigal," in How the Crimes Happened (CavanKerry Press, 2010)]

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