Antarctic Peninsula Poem by Nicolas GRENIER

Antarctic Peninsula



To solveig gunbjørg jacobsen.

a snow
now
twice and wet

in my cloud
a sun is melting
light and fluffy

across time and page
a blue ribbon
with rose stripes

now is calling
through the miniature
rainforest

silently
my frozen hair
hangs to your shoulders

a first snowfall
your faroese shawl
before i sleep

graham land
and life of jesus
in my left hand

i will never go there again
here is where the story ends
and close your eyes for the day

Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: rainforest
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
antarctic, hair, cloud, snow, ribbon.
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