Oct/Nov 2004 • Poetry • Special Feature |
plane plains
an hour after take off
pools of city lights
shining green unfold
into nameless triangleshosting streets connect
invisible lakes of darkness
forming square fields
following life linestheir pulse will wake again
each early morning
to a stone bell
sleeping underneaththe brick safety
of old ceilings
next to rhubarb roots
next to rosebudsdating back
to the year of
the great sky
crossingthe next frontier
waits behind
the horizon
asleep