A lone walker treads,
barely seen,
signing the sand
with transience
as have others
who signed
and vanished;
the sky bends low,
enrobing her with rain,
but lightly,
in deference
to her solitude.
More thanks to photographer S.W. Berg.
A lone walker treads,
barely seen,
signing the sand
with transience
as have others
who signed
and vanished;
the sky bends low,
enrobing her with rain,
but lightly,
in deference
to her solitude.
More thanks to photographer S.W. Berg.
And so
with a cold wink of moon
sly thief
pickpocket of the sun
does the earth
with me
welcome solstice.
I love the warmth
of old flannel
the blanket of solitude
swaddling me
in inwardness
as the maple
sleeps.
In brittling world
a tiny hermitage
with patient
weathered visage
awaits
to offer what it can
though small and rude:
walls and roof
and solitude.
Yet more thanks to photographer S.W. Berg.
an invitation
as here
where weathered wood
turns away
into realms of solitude.
Again thanks to the S.W. Berg Photo Archives.