Ice On the Pond
Which breaks into chaos, the landscape
To once again manage the seams come undone
The woken root, rage in the leaves for what
The commonplace did in passing. What is
Underground should not be brought back; too much
Of the dark taken up and the world learns
To depend on what gathers, as if for the first time
And in wonder. So when she whispers,
When she gospels you along the trail, remember
None of it stays exact, even if the moon repeats
In relentless trees, the angle each night
Measured. What becomes a melody carried
Into sleep, or to wake by, is only on the mind
Seeking to have something take hold for once.
Copyright © Roger Hadden | Year Posted 2014
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