Monday, June 1, 2020

The VIEW

She looks up at the birds.
The sun chisels yellow 
spears to flash among
impenetrable blue. A 
mallet of light strikes 
bone, opaque through 
feathers. 

She looks up at the birds. 
Sees arms pushing up an 
awful weight with a written 
plea, mouths open, tears 
crossing faces, committed 
to hard concrete and a 
gray flame of fires curling 
across the day done sky.

Watching their brown blades 
sweep the invisible, she 
wishes for seen; brown eye to 
blue eye, an exchange of 
tired breath for a wing beat of
free air or even to see change, 
from heaven.







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