Issue IX, Volume III : May 2012
| Elizabeth Seydel Morgan - Poetry |
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August Evening
Silence rises
from the lower meadow the bowed wet grasses struck dumb by storm but it can't hush the monotonous drop of the dripping gutter on the metal shovel Still silence tries in this interval to insinuate itself like steam on this wet deck before cicadas come then slip up through the crowd of noisy trees—crickets, owls— to fall, in the small dark hours. February Burglary
Winter's erasure outside stem and leaf and petal missing Inside the old house spaces are full of space colder than the weather The Sheriff takes pictures of absence says it's going on up here, furniture The old log walls are accustomed to change strangers, centuries The windows watch for different arrangements inside and out
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