Lake Hebron in Fall

Lake Hebron in Fall
Lake Hebron in Fall

April 2, 2016

Some Things to Remember in Winter


1.

Crystal coated, encased
in a frozen drop,
brilliant as a diamond,
carbon pressed, this bud,
ready now to bloom and blossom
in a golden sun rising, an azure sky
of an April morning.

2.

It’s silent, that brook
stopped up, held fast with cold and ice,
quietly waiting, awaiting
spring’s thaw and melt,
to set free again the music
of a mountain stream
held back and frozen, now released.

3.

They lie barren, stark and naked,
the bark and bite of winter trees,
a dormant death, random and unordered
chaos of trunk and limb stretching
into an endless maze of black on white,
echoing my fears, fears gone now in a splash
of green exploding on a quiet day in May.


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