a morning sharp-edged
brittle as a long-stemmed glass
dropped on a stone floor
a morning sharp-edged
brittle as a long-stemmed glass
dropped on a stone floor
paintings on the wall
I’ve seen so many times, but
never looked before
silent creeping fog
curls around my thoughts and dreams
colour leached to grey
stretching in time to
the creaking of this old house
welcoming sunrise
this house creaks and groans
it buzzes, beeps, ticks and clicks
life affirming rhythm
over the village
white clouds billowing upwards
a shadow falling
along the central belt
roaring traffic, factories,
tree-lined motorway
over and over
searching for that missing part
knowing it’s not there
winter seems to drag
its heels and rakes cold fingers
through tender green shoots
snow on the mountains
May blossoms blow on the wind
around Forth Valley
I dream so I write ..
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Ellen Grace Olinger