We were rising.
With every thread tied together, by those who wanted to catch hold —
Those with knotted breath and clasped hands
Weaving together a dream, cast out into a sea of stars —
The hope in beaded eyelashes, droplets splattered on a web of silk.
The web of silk, as a lonely sail, catching light fashioned from distant reaches —
The artists, flying out to greet them
As others and I squint to find the way, we use the lost and leftover twine
To knit the veiling clouds —
And the poet envisions it all,
From her lookout sailing on a forgotten sea
Posted in response to the challenge Spring: Writing Contest.
Comments
This is so beautiful. I am speechless. It's just the right kind of nonsense, the kind that makes perfect sense when held up to the golden sunshine.
Thanks so much! I did not have to chase this poem funny enough. (You can’t chase poems when the poems chase you . . .)
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