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Two Poems from our Nature Poetry Collection

 
 
NIGHT-LIFE AT BALNARRING
   
Author: Lee Emmett
   
Poem:
NIGHT-LIFE AT BALNARRING
   
  eventually if one stands
still long enough
life will come forth in
some form smooth or rough

at first think silence
but out of nowhere
sound of frog-croak
comes through air

smell of mud-flat
at edge of creek
in nearby tent
teenagers speak

belief-calm dissipates
rushing cool whisper
breath of sea air
sibilant lisper

solitary bird
adds voice to night
same tone-note always
from tree wattle-height
   
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BUSH RE-GENERATION, BALNARRING
   
Author: Lee Emmett
   
Poem: BUSH RE-GENERATION, BALNARRING
   

this evening we sit on estuary bank
and watch wonderful bird life around
gracious black swan with red beak comes
into view and glides gently down
eight teal ducks appear near shore
hiding among the tall bulrush reeds
and a little blue wren stops to sit and
twitter beside us as we eat out tea

all at once a kayak comes up
and it turns out to be a lad
who does bush re-generation
and works for a fellow who had
once been involved in same group
as our friend; and before too long
they establish group of colleagues
who from past or to present belong

they talk about weeds, people and places
then strong young man carries his boat and
off he goes; and we think how remarkable
how bonds form, though folk seem first remote
by end of meal wattle bird calls, and raven
and butterflies as quiet stream leisurely flows
sun is setting, so we walk to beach where
seagulls dip, fish jump and seaweed grows
 
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