What you call the screech of redwing
I call harmony.
Where yellow claws might rip flesh
I feel a tender hawk.
Far from the black tarn of human eyes
I stand rooted in soft fog.
In a white breeze blown upwind
I find a tickling that, finger funny,
ripples through my uplift leaves.
Sunday, June 30, 2013
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