On Ocean Street, Carlsbad, California A priest picks and shovels
Dirt at Saint Michael's, Digging in the courtyard. Next door at Carlsbad Shores, A woman is young again Standing at her window. Beyond the resthome, A waiter silverwares tables For the lunch crowd At Fresco's Ristorante. We are all responsible For something, some calling To soften the hours After the morning news. The priest shovels Balls of red earth Home to dandelions. Pink and yellow roses Wait to be transplanted. How much of us Has been uprooted, excavated, Replaced by charming Blooms? The woman Remains at her window. She is watching The clouds build mountains Over the sea. By Kirby Wright QLRS Vol. 3 No. 3 Apr 2004_____
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