Days of Crystalline

Days of Crystalline

A Poem by Terry O'Leary

Fat midnight bats feast, gnawing gnats, and flit away serene
      while on the trails in distant dales the lonesome wolverine
             sate appetites on foggy nights and daytimes crystalline.

A migrant feeds on rotting seeds with fingers far from clean
      and thereby’s blest with a barren breast (the easier to wean) -
             her baby sucks an arid flux and fades away unseen.

© 2017 Terry O'Leary


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Days of crystalline..I love that phrase! Its beautiful.. and I live the rhythm and sound of this poem.

Posted 8 Years Ago


Of shadows and the wild we are all built. There is a real sense of tranquility and balance in this.

Posted 9 Years Ago


Terry O'Leary

8 Years Ago

Thank you, iand63!
Lovely, dark and a bit menacing.
Cleverly crafted quatrain!


Posted 9 Years Ago


Terry O'Leary

8 Years Ago

Thank you, Jimmy!

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Added on November 20, 2015
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Terry O'Leary
Terry O'Leary

France



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a physicist lacking gravity... learning more and more... about less and less... until we finally know... everything about nothing... more..

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