Friday, May 25, 2012

Season's Turning


The sun's evening ember lies low,


warms with orange the purple branching silhouettes.





Wind's humid breath


whispers to blades of timothy and alfalfa,


stirs the dense taste of summer


into the last crisp tang of spring.





The fallen rain warms to a sweet mist


which lingers in hollows below fallow hills.





Mist slinks across new paved roads,


presses the windows of homes where nothing once stood.


Into itself coiling, mist thickens to fog,


and dims headlights feeling their way back home.





Upward the fog rises begrudgingly


to lurk in the deep blue sky.


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