Little Dyke Lake, Nova Scotia Poem by Richard Provencher
Little Dyke Lake, Nova Scotia
Lily pads are scattered
as green flakes
in reckless abandon
from my Fiberglass bow
their green diameters
hide under the push
of visiting waves,
pancake edges curled in
annoyance -
my canoe is an intruder.
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: water
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
There is little as exciting or relaxing as a canoe voyage around a lake. Each bay and collection of lily pads present a scene to remember. Loons swim about, and bull frogs yammer from watery pads and the lake is a gentle push against the canoe.
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