A crevice of light in the sky.
The Slavic man shouting into his cell, outside his car, in the night, echoing.
Slush.
Our dog gamboling in drifts spindrift snow dolphin leaping.
Wet pavement black.
Leaps of faith that say, "This is this; exalt!"
The pebble in my hiking boot that turns out to be a grain of (rock) salt.
Biblical pillars of shoveled detritus.
Naked branches.
The missing chickadee.
Muzzle in the shards of crystalline alabaster.
January.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Words, and Then Some
Too many fled Spillways mouths Oceans swill May flies Swamped Too many words Enough Said it all Spoke too much Tongue tied Talons claws sy...
-
Today has been a banner day: solid work prospects and a Washington Post Style Invitational three-peat : Report From Week 749 in which we ask...
-
It's not year's end, but we're nearly halfway there. Here's my running list of books read so far this year, in the order of ...
-
We know society exhibits moral outrage over serial killings, as well it should. But why the widespread apathy over the death throes of the s...
4 comments:
You are a brilliant writer.
It was good to hear from you today, PK.
Thanks, Patti. Likewise. Like, wise.
It's not the grain of rock salt that gets me, it's my socks bunching up at the bottom of my moon boots. I kind of lost touch with everybody. Been doing my thing--whatever that is.
Could I wax so poetic...
Post a Comment