Deep in the black gunpowder
called memory, below the massive stone,
blind fable, I’m still here
with a red barometer,
my father’s shadow,
last of a plundered kingdom.
Amid these ruins,
strewn peacock plumes.
Snow stops the cavemouth,
fissure in the grammar of basalt,
blinkered heart, dark freedom.
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