(posting under yesterday's date)
she sits on dewdrops and blades of
grass and the shadow of an oak tree;
the rays of sun catch in her hair
like a diamond
and you believe that flies are
broken violins still singing
they fall then,
the leaves, and pass through
a rainbow arc of green
but
only brush a runaway strand of
her auburn hair
it pierces your eyes now;
burning copper disc of sun
and
you wonder of skin wrinkled from
staring at jewels
instead of
trying to shine.
1 comment:
What an interesting last stanza!
And I love how you say she sits ON the shadow instead of in it.
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