Sunday, February 22, 2015

Winter: Dusk


Dampness in
the air


hints that
spring


lurks
somewhere


under all
this snow.





But the
cottontail


is still and
watchful;


he ekes out
meager meals


of fallen
seed


beneath my
bird feeder.





I will watch
for him


to not
return,


like the
dove spurning the ark


when it
found dry ground at last,


only then
will spring

spring
unfurl.













My earlier poems are still available at Poetic Splatter .



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