Wherever the wind turns it finds silver:
on the corrugated surface of the lake
under the tossing leaves of alders
sliding along the stems of foxtail grass.
As if the world were made up of sofa cushions
and now and then God has to rummage for
spare change. He throws a handful of quarters
in the ocean, they turn into a school of anchovies.
I hold my hands up to the rushing sky
but the wind just riffles my hair.
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Wind Silver
Labels:
free verse,
poetry
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So many beautiful images at play Tiel. I love the way you describe the water as corrugated. How God throws coins into the ocean and they become anchovies. Keep up the good work. Hope all is well.
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