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Glistening through shafts of sunlight, I spy the silvery dragonfly, Hovering above the clovered knoll, Swaying like wheat in speckled sun. Cantering up grassy hills, away from the stream, The bleating goats exchange existential crises, Brushing past the whispering tulips ablaze in the sunset. Behind me, In the shade of oaks, in spiraling dusts, Decaying logs half buried in the windbreak Rekindle and animate in the orange beams. I stand up and sip my beer, as the stars blink and stutter. A snowy owl whooshes past, wishing for rain. Somebody loves me.
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May 4, 2010
May 4, 2010 at 5:00 PM UTC
Sitting at a Picnic Table at Stolzfus Farm in Scranton, Pennsylvania
Glistening through shafts of sunlight, I spy the silvery dragonfly, Hovering above the clovered knoll, Swaying like wheat in speckled sun. Cantering up grassy hills, away from the stream, The bleating goats exchange existential crises, Brushing past the whispering tulips ablaze in the sunset. Behind me, In the shade of oaks, in spiraling dusts, Decaying logs half buried in the windbreak Rekindle and animate in the orange beams. I stand up and sip my beer, as the stars blink and stutter. A snowy owl whooshes past, wishing for rain. Somebody loves me.
Imitation of “Lying in a Hammock at William Duffy’s Farm in Pine Island, Minnesota” by James Wright
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May 4, 2010
May 4, 2010 at 5:00 PM UTC
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