Michael Joseph Ferguson (1972 / California)
Poems by Michael Joseph Ferguson : 21 / 22
Treatise
home,
a tribal remedy
beat
stone
whistle
beat
beat
stone
whistle
beat
home,
ancient bodyguard
rampart
against the pain
of repetitive thoughts
home,
a vast accompanying stranger
old friend, sure-footed
home,
atop the occasional rooftop
triumphant, adolescent
wonder
home,
a forest peering into
a glassy lake
somewhere
listening to
quiet star music
home,
a mild foot on
pine needles
cascading
against skin
in millions
of pointed
affirmations
home,
a word
like 'sky'
or 'tranquility'
or 'touch'
home,
ever-expanding
concentric rings
of all that
has now
become
familiar
Michael Joseph Ferguson
Submitted: Saturday, May 02, 2009
Edited: Wednesday, May 06, 2009
Poems by Michael Joseph Ferguson : 21 / 22
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