Ancient Maps Defined Poem by Mary Angela Douglas
Ancient Maps Defined
once there was water
here it's said;
there's the spot
exactly.
here's where you may fall off
should you ever get this far.
there.
there is cold rain
continually
no roof.
golden leaves spent on the ground.
the scent of earth,
your former orchards
under far moonlight.
mary angela douglas 23 september 2015
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: memory,time
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