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Splashing

By Finn Wagner


the clouds speak to me

through rhythmic tapping droplets

on my open palm


what was She saying

on the night i was welcomed

by mother’s soft hold


when the speckles spit

against the hospital’s pane?

words i can’t yet speak


maybe, She can speak

the native tongue of children

before language takes


its hold to confine

them. that is the dialect

the body knows best


so i now wiser

in my hands can trace these lines

of water splashing.


By Finn Wagner

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