He lives in the woods
In plain sight he hides from view
So feral his skills
He lives in the woods
In plain sight he hides from view
So feral his skills
The shelter is gone
Twigs and branches disassembled
Of the man, no trace
The pleasure and pain
of snow. Ice crystals delight
the eyes and nip toes.
How bright the blue sky
Breath forms clouds and footsteps crunch
So good to get out
Snow is bright and clean,
It covers over all things.
But know – it will melt.
Ice-laden branches
The weight of winter recedes
Beneath a bright sky
I choose words with care
a word, glance, even a sigh.
ferocious storm.
ghosts of industry
loiter on the river bank
you just have to look
pulling form from earth
a potter’s hands on the clay.
smell of a river
At night in her cot
Open-eyed dolls watch over
Frigid sleeplessness
I dream so I write ..
New Ideas, New Forms
Musings from an insignificant writer
14 hectares of thrills, spills and fun!
A Journal of Poetic Observations
Pictures and Poetry, Picture Poetry
My Journey on the Lonely Road to Deaf Acceptance
Ellen Grace Olinger