A Lifting of BirdsA Poem by Leslie Philibertan empty factoryHard as an empty factory,a sea of glass eaves brown with rust and first rain squares of light oblongate through broken panes as the day creeps, almost a church service with the soft thrashing of pigeon wings and shadows across blackened brick as a oil moon creeps over a battered roof and a grey steel door bangs an obscure tact the first cold green starting, newspapers and plastic bags flattering like shot birds, a naked lightbulb swings over an empty chair, first trace of an evening breeze failing, so there is little hope here, nothing too much to save just the idle gathering of soot and distant traffic.
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Added on May 10, 2012Last Updated on May 14, 2012 AuthorLeslie PhilibertBavaria, GermanyAboutI`m not important. I just want to write a couple of good poems. Just read what I write. That`s enough. more..Writing
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