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Boots
My weather boots,
black with peace symbols
scattered knee to toe.
I don't remember when
they came to be mine,
but I've befriended the
creeks they've trotted
through that ramble along
virgin woods feeding
old wells of homesteads
long gone, hidden under slate.
Worn, they rest by my
back door, fresh leaves
clinging to their skin,
folklore about glaciers
softened into their soles.