Monday, October 8, 2012

Late Fall

Another acorn poem.  Fewer are falling but with larger consequences.


                        Late Fall
When the last, lone acorn lands on the roof,
it’s so crowded with others the chain reaction
sounds like a small avalanche or a distant
pocket billiard break with the click and roll
of collisions and kisses until there’s
silence –  and everything is rearranged.

 

1 comment:

  1. I like this poem and the earlier one on acorns but I think I'd like to see them pulled together and tightened somehow. The image of the acorns dropping like slow hail is great!

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