by Matthew Gellman
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Laugarvatn, Iceland
All these barns with their busted spidery
limbs strewn over the bunches of lupine
as horses tuck themselves into the faultline
of summer, asleep in unbridled grass.
I am driving under the drug of a glacier
becoming a river becoming a stream
and nothing here is staying, not even
the blemished plover, not even the ash.