Qing Nu's Poem To The Old And The New Year Poem by Warren Falcon
Qing Nu's Poem To The Old And The New Year
Listen
The peacock's call
from the bare willow
Heart both broken and full I
trudge quietly on the winter path
The emperor's bird signals diamond
glory to the suggested world
its breath visible to no one but me
My old eyes strain hard to see the Way of Ways
It sounds but does not say
Thursday, January 5, 2023
Topic(s) of this poem: New Year
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