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Dry coastal woodlands,
Spare bird cries,
And the muted surf
Sounds
As hollow,
As the grey chill sky appears,
Thank god, I’ve a body,
I’m not yet a starving preta
Wildly hungering
After morsels
It can’t ever even taste,
I’m one with the small bird
Pecking out a meal
From the dusty soil,
I hunger blindly
Like a rounded worm
Squirming underground,
Seeking its living from decay,
I’m falling asleep,
I’m drifting off,
Get back up lad,
Find your footing,
Take a step,
Seek out the sun,
Perhaps the sky will clear
Before drear night
Carries all light away.