Green bursting from a skin of brown.
First daffodil risking the frost of March.
Your body bursts from its skin of sleep.
It was nightmare, or pain digging
your earth like a twisted root.
Now your breast rises and falls
slowly with breath, a field of moon-
white flowers when the wind goes.
Stunning, John! Thanks for this beautiful pause at day’s end.
Very nice Mr.WCW Mann!!
I remember. “Queen Anne’s Lace”! An obvious borrowing, now that I think about it.
Thanks, O kind reader.
John
On Thursday, June 11, 2015, john mann poems wrote:
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