Burial PlaceA Poem by Marty WeilHidden in a corner lying in one place nooked into some little elder tree, growing by the wicket, at the edge of the garden. In glade and valley and lonely lane, in thorpe and village and farm, ageless superstitions bob up unexpectedly like gargoyles nooked in here and there. Relieving the solemnity of some ancient place, hearing two-decibel hushed whispers, the hewer digs into the bottom of the stratum. © 2013 Marty Weil |
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