or counts owls
on their fingertips
or lost words
on their tongues…
what is the point
they would say –
but, late today
I heard a sound
rise up from the edge
of a half frozen pond
something primitive
yet recognized and
familiar to the world
like the skeletons of
weeds that shook
the sound across the
snow covered fields
in beats and measures
of steady clicks –
groups of two, three
and four measured
beats or perhaps more
nothing tactile
but palpable -
like true harmony
urging on the
next
minute
of
time….
8 comments:
Beautiful and serene.
Gorgeous, and with your impeccable stamp of precision. Your instrument is always clear, Kay.
So good to see you back here. I've missed your beautiful words.
Kat - many thanks for stopping by and leaving such a nice comment. I love your profile picture, by the way. :)
Sarah - I appreciate your lovely comment so much. You have always been so supportive of me, and my poetry - for which I am very grateful. xo
Here you go again..Bradbury said poetry stretches muscles you don't use...your words, thoughts, and images always stretch them for me. I'm left again with wonder, and haunted...Thanks.
Hey, Okie Prof! Thanks for always liking my stuff...lol. Seriously, I am humbled by your comment. Poetry always does that for me, too. Art has always stretched the muscles in my brain. as well.
So, thank you for your inspiring watercolors.
I love this, Kay! Excellent rhythm!
And I love very much seeing you here again.
xoxoxo
Vesper, so nice to see you, too. I hope you have been well. Thanks for coming by and leaving a comment. xo
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