Monday, March 25, 2013

Hocket 1

I picture myself in an open field

on a night streaked with far-off civilization

I picture grasses stirred by wind


on a night blurred by summer

electing to let my surroundings speak alone

on a night of heightened remorse


electing a place for each stalk

moved like hands were passing atop them

electing to stay silent myself


moved by new wavelengths darker

the wind blows individuals they draw closer together

moved by the presence of absence


the wind blows through grasses

and space hums between each individual spear

the wind blows summer grass


and space enough to lie down

manifests in the far-flung rivulets of civilization

and space enough to be seen


manifests in the meadow gathering light

I picture myself saluting the distance grey-eyed a self

manifests in night time's wild blooming

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