Woods have toggled to Spring, blue bells blooming
DEATH POEM ONE
Michael McClure
DEATH IS COMPRISED OF DEEP BLUE TORTURES
and filled with dark chocolate cake.
Birth has gone with the losses
of endless imagination.
A round brown leaf whirls at the tip
of a spider thread.
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I will study
the whiteness of plum blossoms
and look for knots in an old trunk
at the edge of the forest fire
near some deer bones.
those are nice looking photos of spring woods and bluebells
ReplyDeletei've read that love lures life on
a recurrent line from a poem by thomas hardy
https://www.merriam-webster.com/words-at-play/lost-words-of-spring
DeleteJaw's well that ends swell
ReplyDeleteA ref to tomorrow's grid
I see your picture