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Troubling the Glass
At dawn a west wind troubles the still waters of an inland lake
Awakening the deep.
Splashes of light like silent shouts glare
across the water. They started in a straigh forward
way to cross the lake in the gathering dark
but the wind rippled water broke up the
attack and smeared out the force of light
into a undulating wedge.
Carrying here dead like earrings.
Muddying the greens.
And always a mashed potatoe sky.
With some people it's the birds and the bees
but with you it's all buzzards and cane toads.
Posted by: Poetry | May 26, 2007 at 01:32 AM
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Posted by: Diane Corriette | May 31, 2007 at 02:38 AM