Day's Heat Poem by Steven Federle
Day's Heat
The day’s heat
enfolds me,
green and gold-
en lightly-slipping
rays pour through thin
separations
in my rough-hewn
fence,
and make crosses
bright in
the grass;
but the fog broods,
rising white
as death.
tonight
will be
cold.
Friday, June 14, 2013
Topic(s) of this poem: fog
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