Step
out
onto
white
not
as
a
body
bearing
any
weight
but
as
a
feather
might
think
of
ink
in
a
quill
drawing
a
cantata
out
of
light
CB
Tracking III - Ink, acrylic & pencil on a gessoed plywood crate lid - CB
For more Tuesday Poems, please click on the quill. Tim Jones is this week's editor with a poem titled The Force of Things by Majella Cullinane -
"Your breaths
are the quivering feathers
of birds. . . "
are the quivering feathers
of birds. . . "
Beauty.
ReplyDeleteWas expecting a Yeats connection - beautiful airy feel to this.
ReplyDeleteOh, Claire- So pretty. The poem and the art. Exquisite. I feel lighter after reading this! :)
ReplyDeleteThis poem is one of your paper boats, but in words.
ReplyDeletexo
The bearable lightness of being.;)
ReplyDeleteNow I'm considering the weight of lightness, thoughts of delicacy and balance, vigilance, too, and knowing which planks will hold. xo
ReplyDeleteexquisite!
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