Tuesday, November 28, 2006

Bollihope

Laid in the graft of fell and sky, we watch-
A sunnier interval for us.
Mottled, dappled like pearskin,
The moor’s body stretches
Its bee-tempting mauves and
Acid apple greens before us.
Above, the sky is shamed into
A dullness of watery blues,
Drab creams and slates.
A kestrel aerofoils its flight,
Steadies, truing its vision.
A faster wing snaps and
Breaks the air, splits sight and sound,
Confuses senses,
Laid in the graft of fell and sky, we watch.

3 Comments:

Blogger Michael K said...

figures in a landscape

some memorable images, glimpsed, recorded...

6:29 pm  
Blogger fan777 said...

wow, this is beautiful. very well written!

8:10 pm  
Blogger Caroline Hagood said...

All that talk of death mixes lured me to your site, and I'm glad of it. This is some language here. I can envision every interval and stretch of body you describe.

2:10 am  

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