Bees dance above closed lips;
in the clear shadow of the oak
wherever they turn their heads
they follow the bright pattern.
Quietly, by the granite cistern
under a crowded canopy of reds,
in the cool wind a broken spoke
sways whichever way it slips.
1.09.2004
another little old one from Way Stations (may have sent this before). . .
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early poems,
Way Stations
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