A SpellingA Poem by SojournerBardish playing pipes calling far down behind the wind twining---weaving mist tendrils in wild hair---blowing---flowing off the sea down craggy gray granite mountain
slinding---catching---slipping between mosses and ivies into rolling rivers into rilling streams into ancient warming ground rising---twining--weaving mist tendrils into green so thinck it melts eyes, cuts heartstrings
he calls binding---demanding come bidden I must follow must dance to skirling pipes dervish drums beating beating new rhythms mere feet cannot follow
he calls
I follow © 2008 SojournerAuthor's Note
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Added on July 13, 2008 AuthorSojournerStamford, NEAboutAge 61. Mother. Wife. Regional correspondent for a daily newspaper. Closet flower child with some Yuppie tendencies. Poet. Writer of short stories. Animal lover. Beader-jewelry creator. crafter. Mento.. more..Writing
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