nascent old woman drifts and dreams

today is my perfection.
bright, cold breezes chill
the house corner. everyone is gone.
the clouds are, too, hurried away
to meet others like themselves.
the trees have greened. grass is
longer in the yard than the neighbors’, and
I want to swim in it. immersed in pages turning, I find
the ents have mooted once again.

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2 Responses to nascent old woman drifts and dreams

  1. jodi says:

    beautiful poem. (I blinked, because I read “ents”–it flowed in my internal ear and I knew what you meant and then I went. “Huh?” Because logically–I didn’t. Illogically, you pulled it out of a deep dark place where I keep things I love the sound of and archive for later.)

  2. Deanna says:

    That’s interesting, Jodi. I’m not a poet, obviously, just reading more poetry lately, stuff by Richard Brautigan and Wendell Berry. And it’s there when I’m goofing off, reading LOTR and having fun in my little world. Thanks.

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