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Woken late
from a dream of labor spoken aloud
to calm a mother
Names of furnaces.
Names of rooms.
Steel remembers
An old woman answers.
The union holds
Water scours the sink.
A song of return
written beside death
enters the house
I retreat
with the bowl
and the unshed cry
Ice skins the world.
Branches fall
Life is serious.
I carve
Freedom, once westbound,
now stands in the sea
Dark rafts on the horizon –
floaters
in tired eyes
The old year averts its face.
The new one leafs through
thin guarantees
softened by doubt
Poetry by Ingvar Loco Nordin
Written on 2025-12-28 at 13:58
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Lazarus (IV)
Woken late
from a dream of labor spoken aloud
to calm a mother
Names of furnaces.
Names of rooms.
Steel remembers
An old woman answers.
The union holds
Water scours the sink.
A song of return
written beside death
enters the house
I retreat
with the bowl
and the unshed cry
Ice skins the world.
Branches fall
Life is serious.
I carve
Freedom, once westbound,
now stands in the sea
Dark rafts on the horizon –
floaters
in tired eyes
The old year averts its face.
The new one leafs through
thin guarantees
softened by doubt
Poetry by Ingvar Loco Nordin
Written on 2025-12-28 at 13:58
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