last night, I slept in the wet forsythia
more mellow than yellow
more swampy than green
I awoke independently before morning
and felt every blow of swift April air
here there are marginal words and meanings
they remind me, I am blessed
they remind me, I am undressed
those muddy promises, they have a stream of their own
a batch of unstrung inscriptions left alone
messages rushing to the sea variably flowing in a slurry
piths that make the waters viscous
they seem as if stashed away in a whorl
spinning while hard driven rains continue to fall
all the while the water rises and gains on scrub pines
the winds send me searching by the bay
seeking out love this dark and stormy day
where whitecaps shuttle their salty spray
as waves of words in my penning wash over me
cresting and crashing they roll to shore with a flurry
here my inner child flies off with flocks of seagull
exposed to elevations in our seaward formations
we dip and then rise within cumulative gale
we follow the push and the pull of the wind
through darkened sky and clouds of gray
with another convert to my Atlantic
in this living I am forgiven
my black-eyed lover with your feathered display
so sweet, the hush your wings
so savage, the April storm amongst other things
:-)
Loved this read. I miss the beach.
...and he asked her, "do you write poetry? Because I feel as if I am the ink that flows from your quill."
"No", she replied, "but I have experienced it. "
thank you
you are too kind...
Peace
Dylan
"One of the best results of life, is the torment of love"
Dylan Eliot