June Morning Poem by Raymond A Foss

June Morning



Dawn on the lake
The world is still.
Water like a mirror.
Land and water blur.
Bold bright colors in the morning light.

Steam rises from the still surface
In wisps and swirls,
Soon to evaporate in the warming air.
Birds and I stir
Ready to face a new day.

Above a chorus
Joins my world.
A flock of Canadian geese
A squadron of at least
Twenty-five land off the point.
Squawking and trumpeting
Their arrival.

Tea on the porch
Soaking it in,
The wonder of God's creation.
Oops, time for work.

Thursday, March 26, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: june
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Raymond A Foss

Raymond A Foss

Westfield, MA / United States
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