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The creature rears its ugly head
In circumstance I fear and dread;
My pounding heart, be not so loud –
Lest these sheets become my shroud.
I fear my bed shall act my pall
And soon I hear its monstrous call:
“Sleep, my dear, and you shall find
The horror couched within your mind.”
Whatever I think, I can’t say:
“They wait for me from night till day.
And I for them, twixt sheets I’ve toss’d.
I shall be gone I shall be lost.”
And lost I am, I can’t be found
Within my thoughts where dread abounds.
Until, at last, the break of day –
They’re vanquished by the sun’s fair ray.
An angel from heavenly climes
Beckons to me, repeats the time.
If I am the fruit, she is the tree –
My mother, saviour, at last I’m free.
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The red dirt road stretches its arms out to embrace the sun.
There is something primordial here; something fundamental.
The reds and browns of the ancient artwork are but a reflection;
Like the doubled moon at the ocean’s edge.
Spinifex sits patiently along the way,
They are content to breed familiarity, but contempt is not a word known here.
But now –
Now, the human termites have formed their mounds,
Made not of the sand as red as blood, but of greed.
Arrogance that is quintessentially sapien.
Depleting her spherical form.
She is the ancient feminist.
The original mother.
She has attempted revenge, but she is weak now.
Defeated.
Her femininity is now womankind’s mirror image:
They have progressed and she has been vanquished.





