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by Autumn Barnett

Created on: October 25, 2008

Meeting Indra

Nature is speaking
the Earth is singing
I've surrendered my mouth
to be Her kissing lips,
and laughing, tasting the air,
I sing back.

It makes the dirt
in the roots vibrate,
and Her fiery core answers
the way all Hearts-In-Love do
with and through everything
until nothing more need be said,
only sung.

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