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EARTHBORNE ONLINE POETRY MAGAZINE

My Nebraska Home
The call felt deep inside,
primitive,
in the stillness of the night,
ancient as the glaciers,
once covering the earth,
restless the sound, the feeling,
a coyote howl,
or a cow calling its calf,
the hills’ call to me,
a specter in this computer age of impatience,
a spiritual longing,
binding, to a region,
devoid of almost everything,
but space and time,
patiently awaiting, while the cattle quietly gaze,
my trip home.
By Doug Polk

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