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Driftwood by James Aitchison

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By australianchildrenspoetry January 20, 2025

Where did you come from?

How far did you float?

Too twisted and torn

to come from a boat.

What tide washed you here

and flung you ashore?

If you could but speak,

I’d love to know more.

Looking out to the Tasman Sea from New Zealand.  Photo by Ginette Pestana

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