National Poetry Month – Day 8 – Wind-slanted
National Poetry Month – Day 4
Saturday, April 8, 2023
I post a new poem each day in April.
Poem: 31 Lines
National Poetry Month – Day 8
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Wind-slanted
Brisk morning perceptions are
Easter Saturday revelations.
I contemplate the stark Norway Maple tree
Compare the textures of limbs and trunk
Contrast shapes of blue sky-holes
between scribbled branches
Discover the majesty of a long life.
On Easter Saturday morning
Slick frost overlays grassy carpets
along clean-swept concrete sidewalk.
I walk around rock-lined circular beds
of thick spruce green pachysandra
I remember the child who
climbed into a massive old apple tree
searching for God among the
slippery rain-slick branches.
It feels like this one – wind-slanted
towards the brighter south-east
deeply anchored in dark soil.
A broken green umbrella
unfurling on Easter Saturday morning.
©Lynda McKinney Lambert, April 8, 2023. All rights reserved.
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© April 8, 2023. Lynda McKinney Lambert. All Rights Reserved.
Walking by Inner Vision: Stories & Poems, ©2017. Lynda McKinney Lambert.
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