Lake of the SwansA Poem by Rochelle Tyler
Early a May morning
I set into flight my children off the side of the Sellwood bridge. Two swan-dives down to the river bottom, like wings. Their bodies allongé through the air, reach up for me. My little prince, whom you love, has made you jump hand-in-hand with Odette. The Willamette holds in my children float and only my daughter is dancing. through my eyes into the heavens. Screams of the string quartet sink to end scene. music more wonderful. © 2012 Rochelle TylerReviews
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