“Egress” {In honor of William Wordsworth, who planned, but never completed, an epic poem, _The Recluse_} twenty years later, the recluse emerged after being driven into the trees by something unspeakable. between the slopes  of sticky green sponge he tried to recall the sound of the human voice the echo it makes resonating in bare space. his first cry was carried into the wind by the tender curves of catastrophe —-a road that writhed under the weight of his grief.                          —Photo and poem by Lynn Langmade
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“Egress”

{In honor of William Wordsworth, who planned, but never completed, an epic poem, _The Recluse_}

twenty years later,

the recluse emerged

after being driven into the trees

by something

unspeakable.

between the slopes 

of sticky green sponge

he tried to recall

the sound of the human voice

the echo it makes

resonating in bare space.

his first cry was carried into the wind

by the tender curves

of catastrophe

—-a road that writhed

under the weight of his grief.

                         —Photo and poem by Lynn Langmade

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