Twelfth Night—Awaiting
Olivia: 'Why, what would you? '
Viola: 'Make me a willow cabin at your gate
And call upon my soul within the house . . . '
—Wm. Shakespeare, Twelfth Night
Therein it lies.
Quietly.
Awaiting.
It is not black.
It is not sad.
It is—awaiting.
It is not cold.
It is not bleak.
It is—awaiting.
There is the sun.
At night the moon.
And distantly—the sea.
There is the surf—awaiting.
And you—awaiting.
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Poetry by jim
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Written on 2023-06-08 at 15:44
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