Meeting At The Pond In Winter Poem by Val Morehouse

Meeting At The Pond In Winter



My voice moves with your name.
A sweep of wings over high ground

lips chord icy echoes the way
grey geese beat out their calling.

Below, dry weeds string that melody of greeting,
and in one long heroic theme you cross

the threshold of cypress to the mirror’s edge,
where I wait in dark harmony.

Then we turn, facing the wind in unison,
skaters’ blades chiming on the pond’s thin gong.

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