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Beachcombing.


BEACHCOMBING

   A leafy seadragon
   washed ashore in the storm.

   I pick it up, stare at
   its miniature horse-head

   drawn into a long snout
   ending in "O". So sad,

   that little mouth! O!
   And yet as I walk on

   with this treasure, I find
   myself wishing the waves

   would also wash ashore
   a paper nautilus.
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Author:Lansdown, Andrew
Publication:Quadrant
Article Type:Poem
Date:Mar 1, 2008
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