MoosetracksA Poem by RebeccaCriss-crossing of disastrous sharp edged metal / leaning against the gray fallen sky bracing ourselves against the cold piling around and over our heads tracks buried in crystalline edged snow steel against steel ending in concrete bone-breaking joy. leaves changing to the bone white birch (climbable only 5 out of 12) rustled crinkling characterizing this childish play undepressed by reality we sit swinging against the northern wind that whips but does not sting that freezes without a chill. tough-skinned children ignorant high spirited. it comes clumsily stumbling around encrusted prefabrication rustily creaking as we startle looking wide eyed into the underbelly of the beast. out of place in the carefully constructed habitat play backdropped by the trees fenced in away from civilization its naturalness out of place in the militarized zone we three trooped together in related formation as it delicately picked its way around open mouths and eyes, gazing into foreignness - leaving innocence breathless. © 2008 Rebecca |
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Added on April 21, 2008 Last Updated on December 12, 2008 AuthorRebeccaLebanon, PAAboutThere's very little to tell about myself - primarily, poetry is what I write for myself though I do occassionally write rants (essays) and short stories. I have a great love of metaphors and layering.. more..Writing
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