'From Cavehill' Poem by Marty McKenna
'From Cavehill'
Rating: ★5.0
i carve you out
of already alive
and lavish landscapes; build silent,
lived horizons about you, still do.
i paint the offing of you,
still raise with care
some infant dreams.
write lines, fill books
foaming toward a ceiling;
no wheres and not heres,
form rock crop parts
of this place, hold all and none
as room for this
static sketch of breath.
Thursday, December 6, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: ireland,love and dreams,love and friendship,love and life,poem,poetic expression
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first published in The Blue Nib, Issue 8,2017
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