The world afloatA Poem by Michael Oliver
The world afloat
Incarnate
- God eats soil While a normal mum " looks And infinity finds Stark in the open mouth
Our
soil is held and loved Worked
by the hands and mind And questions
ownership
Desperate for result
On a
removed morning Red eyed the red bull snorts Glaring " from the high fence An innocent passing
Alone
stand on pond ice Where the
golden rod Floated - flat brushed about By
breezes of autumn
My ramshackle garage Stores
life’s revelation And
nostalgic detours Pines
for markers - not mine
Now
Good Fridays Passion Somewhere a rook squawking With the hammer strike bridge Of the
crucifier’s nails
I imagine with the lost Beside a stone altar A
dream of my dwelling Bright
at oblivion © 2017 Michael OliverReviews
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1 Review Added on April 20, 2017 Last Updated on April 25, 2017 AuthorMichael OliverAboutI like capturing the world in various mediums for a long time I was a painter, but more recently I realize the same imperative can be used to direct words as well as brushes. more..Writing
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