Night wind
warmed
by the creekside,
its water running plump
above milky stones,
and a cedar branch
brushed low
by the day's rain,
its bristled fingers
braided into shadow,
tall as the ferns
as the snowberry
as the quilted sky,
brown in its cloudlight
and seaweed-blue between,
the water perfectly silent
against the far-fallen wind.

Far-Fallen Wind
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