Cliff-Walks Poem by james watkin
Cliff-Walks
Tracks we took up, smiling
Calm-quelled hour on hour
Taking in their sky
Have what, sighed back down at
In whose wake of Time caught
Cold-beat, flown by.
Like a flock of yesterdays
High garnetted, high gulled
Sudden and in sync
Gathered up their freer
Ventured in bright cover
And took off; to shrink.
Tuesday, October 22, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: summer,memory
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