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Swimming from the sea
Toward great Earth mother,
You didn't hear me.
You didn't see me
Slip in there.
The months I stretched thin,
Growing green, a winding vine,
Weeded, watered, warm,
Learning that even the unborn
Can hear the thunder,
As you, too, ran for cover,
Aborting your plans before the dawn.
Another dying day tossed?--
Tossed up by the fickle wind?
To land on the head of a pin,
Impaled unscathed, and dancing on the rim?
C'mon, sweet mother.
C'mon, now! It is
My birthday-- mine,
And I'm forty-one.
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