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Camelot

Camelot

followed a winding path

that took me from the streets

to a misty morning

where the greens

wink with dewy diamonds

and the trees whisper, “Hollow”

round the bend

the crows are ever-watchful

of who goes forth

as they strut across the lawn

in tailored tuxedos

down the way

little birds bathe

in left-over rain

before winging away

as a yellow butterfly weaves

between the papered trees

at the crossroads

no turning thought

a bridge of wood beckons further

as castles in the distance

rise and fall

trees are swaying

but none so fair

as the one with locks of hair

that weeps

and brings me still

to the center

of somewhere

far from here

TL

Published inTamiko Lowery