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Drifting Free
I rather think the life I know
is like the iceberg parts that show—
the cold wind-twisted bits that melt
and freeze again, the fury felt—
yet within and deep below
the ice is blue and clear of snow
and will not melt or change at all
till warmer waters force a thaw.
Drifting free, I wonder though,
if all the sea's a frigid flow.
All poems are written and copyrighted by M. C. Rush.
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