ERUTAN

Shawls of leaves braided

athwart a steep arch, chiseled from

landscapes out of stone

Shielding fractured tears 

pouring rivers, lakes, oceans

desperate measures

Appealed by children

disregarding their mother’s 

fatigue and they splurge;

Adorning their grand

indulgence through abstract trails 

which lead past forests

Of manmade reserves

but their birthmark’s subsidies

ushers their attention

To the disfigured embrace of Erutan.

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