Past Inclemency & Present Warmth
It was time that was the tenderness—eden, as it is in need of and tolerating no history—thus no tracks of conventionalism in our shared patched boot and oversoul pasts—just new snow, crossed through like uncommon winter birds do—making paths invisible but to few — But too few continue—I've started to think differently of nests needs and webs. It's inevitable I guess—& yet resplendent isn't it? Always a shocking testament to what? Home? I don't know how paradise found its parade but I love it—patterns in steam spinning off the Tivoli brewing tower yesterday—eye beams into steel greylit grey glisten glistening
Copyright © 2014 by Eryn Green. Used with permission of the author. This poem appeared in Poem-A-Day on March 28, 2014. Browse the Poem-A-Day archive.