Winter’s page
Still pools glisten,
A breeze breathes ripples on a limpid sky—
Brown leaf-fingers brush my hair.
Your epitaph is writ in snow,
in wind over rock,
in the trees’ bare wings.
Spring will forget you;
The stars revolve both day and night.
Sunday, March 27, 2011
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2 comments:
this is a gorgeous poem.
Thank you. I hadn't re-read it in a while.
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