Here is an old poem of mine, which I'm posting for no particular reason:
Magnolia
Buds throb red.
Cold raindrops cling
to bare branches
after the first
April storm.
My fingertips swelling,
my body pulses:
the center
of this old wound,
still fresh.
Still, I don’t
pull off my gloves--
There are no leaves
opening
from this tree.
Magnolia
Buds throb red.
Cold raindrops cling
to bare branches
after the first
April storm.
My fingertips swelling,
my body pulses:
the center
of this old wound,
still fresh.
Still, I don’t
pull off my gloves--
There are no leaves
opening
from this tree.
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