IN THE ABBY GROVE
In the slender sunshine
My Aspen grove shimmers and shivers
With a sudden spume
Of tiny tatted lace
Blithe as a baby’s breath
Against the milky bones of boughs
An effervesce of exquisite edging
Citrine, celadon, chrysoprase, chartreuse
Greens so delicate they are almost sunlight
After millions of turnings, cycles of circles
Spring still comes with an indrawn breath
A enchanted, brief
Fragile
Surprise
©Edwina Peterson Cross
1 Comments:
Spring in the north
a season I shall not see again
tremor of new aspen in soft breathing
of coming summer
The white tipped mountain
against the awakening
I walk with you Winnie. Fran
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