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i. impressionist, where the grey clouds and the blue ice of winter gather their ghosts, winter, too cold, too white, the woodland hollows dent, summer love discarded in the frost, the sky oaken, the moon’s forget-me-knots silvery dream. ii. clouds like wintery steel, sunken, in a night pool, the golds of my heart, the lodestar gathers moss and rook, glimmers in a sky of woven cloth, her leaves, the trees of winter, her leaves, the dark breath of the storm. iii. winter and quiet stars brooding emperor sleeping in the twilight hour, winter dreams of strange ice caverns where ice ghosts dance with twisting hair. iv. pond of ice, snow bear, snow dream, sleep unwraps wide avenues of trees, sleep, the dark girl, the falling tide. v. twig breaks under foot, earth’s thrones settle in the lizardy light the moon rises in the sky, soft centuries of sky.
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Jan 3, 2017
Jan 3, 2017 at 1:57 PM UTC
monet's waterlilies revisited
i. impressionist, where the grey clouds and the blue ice of winter gather their ghosts, winter, too cold, too white, the woodland hollows dent, summer love discarded in the frost, the sky oaken, the moon’s forget-me-knots silvery dream. ii. clouds like wintery steel, sunken, in a night pool, the golds of my heart, the lodestar gathers moss and rook, glimmers in a sky of woven cloth, her leaves, the trees of winter, her leaves, the dark breath of the storm. iii. winter and quiet stars brooding emperor sleeping in the twilight hour, winter dreams of strange ice caverns where ice ghosts dance with twisting hair. iv. pond of ice, snow bear, snow dream, sleep unwraps wide avenues of trees, sleep, the dark girl, the falling tide. v. twig breaks under foot, earth’s thrones settle in the lizardy light the moon rises in the sky, soft centuries of sky.
i should add that this is waterlilies in winter the original poem was autumn inspired. i'd like to do spring and summer at some point as well!
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Jan 3, 2017
Jan 3, 2017 at 1:57 PM UTC
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