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Saturday, April 3, 2021

Winter-Spring Transition Poems

 

The Struggle

Geese struggling sideways
In the winter wind
Cannot call to one another.
It is too strong.

Winter Branches

Some branches are as black as coal.
Others orange and taupe.
Then others, yet—as most of them—
Are brown and brown and browns.

All look lifeless, look cold and stiff,
Look like corpsey death.
All look like kindling ready for
A fiery fireside blaze.

Like winter branches, bleak are we,
Orange, brown and black.
We are not near to death just now
And drink in winter’s sun.

Spring Storm

Snowflakes fall
In our spring storm
Large and floating
As underwater detritus
Stirred by toes
Pushing off into deeper water.

© M.R. Hyde 2021


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