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The beginning and end of the day

Writer's picture: Zoe CunninghamZoe Cunningham

The wind in the morning

It messes my hairs

My reflection I see

And my heart, it despairs.


All of that time

To get it just right

Then downhill I walk

And the whole lot takes flight.


But then in the arvo

When the ole whistle blows

Things start to look up

Cause it’s time to go home.


‘No place to be!’

My heart shouts it with glee!

My fingies are wiggly

‘It’s time to be free!’


So out of the doors

I victoriously strut

My joy for the wind

Is no longer shut.


Like the fingers of love

That’s just out of reach

The wind plays with my hairs

And kisses my cheeks.


It’s then I remember

That I always love wind

But the standards for work

I would surely rescind.

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I recognise the Whadjuk Noongar people as the Traditional Owners and first storytellers of this beautiful place I call home. I pay my respects to their elders past and present and acknowledge the deep, continuing culture and the irreplaceable contribution all First Nations people make to the life of this country.

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