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Feb 2014
Steam cools in cobbles
on thin glass

above dead pressed mulch,
coarse and boggy,

near dry silt laced like foam
on salty sea.

Between one coffee and
the next,

forgotten grounds fire
their broken dust,

remember a hot, earthy cellar,
a clay oven,

in cold water clearing
the cold cup.
In memory of Seamus Heaney.
Edward Alan
Written by
Edward Alan  New York, NY
(New York, NY)   
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