How Many Winters (Haikus) Poem by Dan Reynolds
How Many Winters (Haikus)
The soil temperature
Falls like a lady’s tissue
But scarcely noticed
Over by the walls
In the shelter of the trees
Lay blankets of mulch
Past icy puddles
And frost-cracked bicycle tracks
They stir below ground
And how many snows
Will be rolled out, then absorbed
Till my sleepers rise.
And each blessed year
I try less and less to rush
The uncertainty?
Monday, January 13, 2014
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