Monday, April 3, 2023

Day Three NaPoWriMo

 (National Poetry Writing Month) ☺

The sky was really wondering this morning whether it wanted to let loose or be calm, but it looked lovely. This picture was taken before a goose made two young men pick better paths to their classes. It was a classic standoff and the goose really didn't have to work hard to win. Goose 1, students O. Here's a poem followed by today's clouds.


In 1981, the sky over Enterprise Oregon

held more stars than at any time on Earth.

Walking along streetlights dimmed

snow glimmering on the midsummer

mountains, air glowing in a phantasmagorical

swoon. I danced, twirled down Main Street

where the pines lined the courthouse lawn,

heading towards Gran’s. A little drunk

and still full of music, dazzled by stardust

and embarrassed really about how lost I became:

stolen by the sky and darkness and open air

and suddenly at the park, swinging, swinging

while the night sang.



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