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The golden deed (A poem for Biggie)

Writer's picture: Zoe CunninghamZoe Cunningham

As a breeze blows in from weeks out at sea, It brings to my nose the true scent of glee.

My soul, it alights, from this earthly plane, Takes flight with a joy I cannot contain.

In a moment I'm back neath the old Norfolk pines, Where adventure awaits on a turquoise coastline.

Or, just as pleasing, the right here and now, When I sit with my pup and the sun takes a bow.

A rough day turns triumph where this magic springs, A smile to my lips its caress always brings.

The source of this wonder cannot be seen; It can't be pretended, nor lose its sheen.

To me, it is nature's most golden deed, When the wind brings to my nose

The scent of seaweed.

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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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