by Lyn Lifshin
all night wind blew
branches into the house
loud as horses in
blackness. A
dark dream of
death. Or worse,
something without
a name, your breath and
the cat's warmth
couldn’t warm me.
Sound of trees, the
clock. Season
of cruelty. In the
morning the black
hangs on like a
lover who leaves
traces. Only the
forsythia exploding
into sun seems
like something new
*Lyn's website:
http://www.lynlifshin.com/books.htm
July 11, 2009
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