early color
wild mustard sprinkles green-hued yellow
on hillsides
under a sun stunned speechless
in a wintered sky…
on the arm of the brown
leathered chair, an aqua cup,
congealed instant coffee
on the outer lip…
**
The deep pull and draw
of the center to itself—
rain drops and incense.
**
The acacia waits,
holding energies inward,
listening for spring.
**
I didn’t know Cid Corman
but his lines carry a voice still
discernable—rain falls, I hear its drops
1958, in a Kyoto garden
**
Under early lit skies,
walking shadowed streets
silently listening
to pink streaked whispers
pass by.
**
Not knowing the signal,
I watch breezes push past
each branch
and be gone—so much grace
so early in a day.
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