Return
after each blow
the worm returns
to its rose
to spin silk
for lace
she makes
under the window
the worm returns
to its rose
to spin silk
for lace
she makes
under the window
posted by kwh at
8:56 AM
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
About Me
- Name: Keith Harvey
- Location: Dallas, Texas, United States
I am a poet (Petroglyphs) and novelist (Vogel and the White Bull) who is very interested in poetry and fiction that lean toward the speculative and the abstract. In my blogs I intend to create and to survey fantastic or non-realistic fiction and poetry that crosses conventional genre boundaries between science fiction/fantasy or mainstream literary fiction and poetry.
Previous Posts
- Theme of Mittilagart
- Chris Roberson's "Set the Seas on Fire"
- Forget La Gioconda
- Method
- Her Spring Revolt
- Abstraction
- Mittilagart--the Valkyries Arrive
- Process D'or
- Rimbaud's Color Wheel
- Chicago Lyre
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1 Comments:
Yes and have wounds soothed by such. Beautiful, you. Just beautiful.In just seven lines.Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
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