Post #319<\/p>\n
11 July 2020<\/p>\n
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A crooked blue sun<\/p>\n
in a wide sky<\/p>\n
tumbles<\/p>\n
through blue, green, yellow<\/p>\n
Impaled<\/p>\n
on spiky green stems.<\/p>\n
Blackbirds squat low<\/p>\n
shout at the alligator<\/p>\n
resting in the dark corner<\/p>\n
watching for more<\/p>\n
pinks and reds in the middle.<\/p>\n
A lone Dragonfly passes through<\/p>\n
a painted arch<\/p>\n
relaxing<\/p>\n
a moment of calm.<\/p>\n
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“A Moment of Calm,” published in\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Concerti: Psalms for the Pilgrimage <\/a> by Lynda Lambert, on page 83.<\/p>\n Listen to Lynda read her poem, “A Moment of Calm,”<\/p>\n