Things I’ve Lost in the Mist
February 19th, 2009 by
caikeda
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One red scarf, a little tattered,
but warm, smelling like sunshine.
Two dogs, disobedient and muddy
they run into the lehua trees
only the swish of their tails waving goodbye.
Countless neon orange ribbons
tied in sight of each other
made especially for the lead scientist,
too long in the office,
he’s forgotten his way through the forest.
Your song that the sneaky wind carries into my window,
just an echo of a familiar tune,
the words lost in the olapa tree, I strain my ears to focus in
and then the mist sweeps through the forest
and quiet falls like a blanket.
2/19/09 CKI
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