That night I cried myself awake
from the dream of us.
In my vision
winter had suspended icicles
from the portal of the house
where I wanted us to live,
and, wearing nothing
but silk pjs and a knitted hat,
I had taken you
to show you how they sparkled
in the snow moon’s light,
all juicy and with daring,
threatening to loose
their fragile tether
the way it seemed I also lived
in those barren days
before our spring tide
before our full-blown thaw.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
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Magnificent! I believe this poem puts you in the league of Emily Dickinson, William Carlos Williams, Mary Oliver, Yeats, Keats, Donne, etc!!! You are an incredible poetess Marcia! thank you! thank you! thank you!
ReplyDeleteAll my love,
Karen