CanopyA Poem by Cameron GilhoolyAtmospheric free verse poem.Seen from the air, The jungle canopy quivers Like ice cubes in a cool drink.
Little slivers of shadow And veins of space Weave between the swaying trees.
Yet, you can’t see the truth Of the myriad creatures below, Out of sight but audible in song.
You can’t see the snake, Wrapped around a tree branch Like the rod of Asclepius.
You can’t see the monkeys Nestled safely up high, Away from predators, hugging their babies.
You can’t see the jaguar Slowly prowling through the brush With shoulder blades pointed to the sky. You can’t see them, But man can you hear them! © 2020 Cameron Gilhooly |
StatsAuthorCameron GilhoolyNashua , NHAboutI’ve been reading and writing poetry since 2018 (adoring Billy Collins and Robert Frost especially); I’ve been a musician/songwriter for over 10 years; I’ve been writing some article.. more..Writing
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