| The blue heron At the edge of the grey-lipped pond In silence— You pass by withdrawn In silence as at night.
One leg updrawn Into thick feathered warmth, Silently standing— Eyes set against the sky With barely noticed trembling.
Branches dance With an unseen partner— Your breath, Warm and moist on my Neck as you sleep.
Three crows Black against the green Slash pine— Solitary against the blue And purple evening sky. |