Apr/May 2018 Poetry |
Found: in ABQ – studio art jewelry by Jessica deGruyter
Scavenger
Inside the tree that resembles me,
evaporation has more patience.Now I put down my stone,
falling slowly into it.I can't give you any more than
this dark rag fluttering.Was that you the rain found
naked in your clothing?(all those little legs of rain walking
across the forgotten roof)I catch the fly, and I say,
"Frog, lookie here," and I try
not to mention the broken wing.What miracle was I escaping?
There are some things you can see
more clearly from a distance.