Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Long Time Running

There is no fierceness in sleep

No sign of passion


Just evidence of its bustling pass


Just two bodies interlocked

And away












The horizon’s flashing fastens tight,
sealing the blue hills with vermilion.
Moss dyes a squirrel’s skull green.
The cemetery expands its borders—
little milky crosses grow like teeth.
How kind time is, altering space
so nothing stays wrong; and light,
more new light, always arrives
-SPENCER REECE9