Minutes and seconds, hours discarded like leaves; Decomposition
for Algot
A place to gather words before they get lost.
Minutes and seconds, hours discarded like leaves; Decomposition
for Algot
That hour, misplaced back in Spring, returns again; a moment too soon
Cold, as if your bones might just break from the shaking, then comes the embrace
North winds always blow cold, collapsing the mountain inside a moment
Finding poetry in the dew of the morning, ghost writers at work
We can still go to the wild things, singing — from Hearing Wolves Through The Dark Pines by Joseph Fasano
Crouched down inside the dark, where disquiet sleeps until awoken, listen for the wild song of the wild things, spoken whispers in a raspy voice, reminding me to run
Original Poem: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FpvQ5OcXwAE5Ceu?format=jpg&name=900x900
Its insides, stringed, like a cello, folded up; we chew on the muse
Watching lazy steam dance and curl, and then dissipate, on an apple pie
Colored dust remnants smudged on gloves – fragile old leaves; Crayola collage
for Algot
From above, with love: the world is wider, wilder than you imagine
for #writeout via DS106 Daily Create