242 Geese
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I am, somewhat surprisingly (to me, anyway) beginning a series of poetry-written-when-I-hear-the-geese-throughout-my-day.
I’m awake.
It’s 2:42 on
Spring morning.
Feeling like evening,
though.
No,
more like night.
The moon’s fallen,
asleep.
I’ve been summoned,
from deep.
The cat is animated.
The sky is over-clouded
and I embark on a
soot-study; seeking stars
or forms or somethings.
It impenetrably
denies my every query.
It stoically silences
any furtive echo of
conversation.
I long for
the not yet,
the far off,
the hoped for.
A gooseless sky
black-blankets me.
Please, Sleep take me.
The wake hates me.
Copyright © Stephe Watson | Year Posted 2018
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