Friday, September 28, 2007

Love in a line


Heart-shaped rocks on a mantle,
love in a line, collected,

in various colors, odd sizes,

with edges sharp, smooth,

none a perfect rendition,

none abiding strict rules
for curve,
apex, intersection.
Some are spotted,

others unblemished, virginal.
All collect
the dust of time.
All inconvenience him.

To her, they call up hope,
sweet remembering.

1 Comments:

Blogger Elizabeth said...

Finally a new poem! And it's lovely. Pray tell, what does "All inconvenience him" mean? I love that it is left so open; it provokes one to stay with the poem and try to figure it out.

But since I'm your daughter and all, think you could hint me the answer?

Love you!
E

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