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Friday, October 6, 2017

Song of the Solitary


SONG OF THE SOLITARY

The moon abides invisibly in a day painted white.
At my shoulder a dark green shadow is floating, the sea.
Breakers rush toward shore, roaring lions inside a wind tunnel.
Peering within myself, I see bottomless water.
Stillness enters the space between two swells of breath.
Waiting is a desert journey, a dry mountain disappearing into the skies.
Solitude, a dove, hovers, bearing a gift.

For Father Pat Giordano, SJ


Trwyn Du Lighthouse

2 comments:

  1. Photo courtesy of Steve Fareham

    Photo link: http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/952248

    Gonzalinho

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  2. The poem was originally published in The Penmen Review (May 27, 2017).

    Gonzalinho

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