Genesis In March Poem by Leslie Philibert
Genesis In March
The first six days;
a cold stage
waiting for snowdrop
orphans; then the rest,
the sky of constant sorrow
breaking thanks to brittle
light.The white bones
devoid of recall, the crust
of cold loam hanging
alone.Travel this way
again, missing on a thrown road.
It waits.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: natural
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