day of the hawkweed
at night our moon slipped slowly
through fermenting clouds
and under its metal eye
we lay
flat
until the round horizon
flamed in the east
raising us
like tiny suns
radiating from earth
into the sky
stirring the pheasant to step
from his daylight sleep
in his rough
Egyptian robes
out onto
a blanket of stars
through fermenting clouds
and under its metal eye
we lay
flat
until the round horizon
flamed in the east
raising us
like tiny suns
radiating from earth
into the sky
stirring the pheasant to step
from his daylight sleep
in his rough
Egyptian robes
out onto
a blanket of stars
1 Comments:
"Stirring the pheasant to step... out onto a blanket of stars" I love this image. But then again, I always love your images!
I've read this poem several times over the weeks and it grows on me more and more. This one is really cool.
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