The Green Osiris

The Green Osiris

A Poem by Michael Oliver

                  A definition of a space

                    As sunlight on floodwater

                    Discovers in its own sparkle   

                    A  rerun of poignancy  

 

                    Three score and nine, the years

                    The  raising of blinds reveals

                    The today - as yesterday

                    Offered as a present test   

                   

                    Do I shrug and turn because

                    ‘bugger the feather’s too light’

                    And flee to some dawn chorus

                    And be a last bird singing

 

                     No - again blossom seduced-

                     The fresh scents in the clean air

                     I race to more tomorrows

                     With renewed supplications 

© 2017 Michael Oliver


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Michael Oliver
One of a group of poems thinking about ressurection

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i like this...about "starting overs"

when we think life gets too overwhelming...we see a new sun, a new start.
j.

Posted 7 Years Ago



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Michael Oliver
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I 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..

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