Thursday, October 11, 2007
Seasonal Shift
Under the blossoms moonlight plays
shadow sculpture with silver grass blades
taller there, near the thick tree trunk
that lifts life from the ground.
Shadows still.
The morepork's battle cry is carried
from the river trees to here,
where we toss and turn
in the thickened air,
carried to collide
with our heat-dulled minds,
carried to remind us
Spring has returned.
1 comment:
Very nice! I like this one a lot.
I've been reading all of the recent ones as well, but haven't commented cuz a couple of them were too close to home- but they're great poems.
Hugs
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