
A River’s Moment
That river owned grace. Boundless shade
from sunshine, and wistful thirsty banks
of silken silt as dense as any forest.
That river joined roots in a tangled forest,
washed slender from tender cells of shade,
and it spoke as a single skin. The banks
drank up the egg-washed tides, muddy banks
of bones and boats and rotting ribs of forest
spills. A fell moment of sunset fired shade.
It was a shady day on the banks of the forest.
Tritina (for NLJ) & and Sunday Whirl. Words: grace, join, yearning, silken, any, fire,
eggs, moment, skin, cell, light, boundless
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