today
i lived once on ithaca
a blue upon a green
walked to town
slept in the sea
knelt at seasons
i remember the beach
on an isolated morn
where undiluted
i suspended disbelief
the road to levki
was arced and dry
a contradiction
alongside cobalt blue
being was word
phrased life
i felt the earth shake here
with quaking dread
like innocence escaping
held my ears to ground
while fright became
i deeped under cool salt
tear-tasted
until i was ithaki
skipped among stones
till the stones
were tired
breathing and soon
breathing again
i eat the milk
of feta goats
and loved
the layered moon
upon the flattened wet
i left one day
upon a boat
watching a red scarf
waving at vathi
and never return
until today
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