Jeanne Poland's Poetry Blog
11 Apr 2014 1 Comment
in Family Tags: apparel, author of colors, bow, camera, costumes of the world, fabrics, fine day, glance submits to legend, grandma, hand-me-downs, illustrations, Lady Marion, Lady Marion courtesies, legend, leterature, pages open, patterns, published, Stanley Kunitz
My struggle is to use the life in order to transcend it, to convert it into legend. Stanley Kunitz
Lady Marion courtesies
Her hand-me-downs
This fine day arrived.
Apparel takes a bow
For camera
And Grandma:
Author of colors
Fabrics, patterns
Costumes of the world.
Literature
Illustrations
Published:
The pages open
The glance
Submits to legend.
26 Apr 2013 1 Comment
in Uncategorized Tags: alert, amber, bow, forest, misty message, moon, paths, riddle, shadorma, submissive, violins, William Stafford
Now that the moon is out of a job
it slides over the forest-all those
million still violins before they are
carved-and follows those paths only air
ever uses.
William Stafford
Yellow moon:
amber air alert;
cats’ eye
in the sky
misty message from on high.
I bow, submissive.
(shadorma)
(3-5-3-3-7-5-)
The Vibrant Channeled Creator 