Dandelion

Dandelion

A Poem by Janus

With thumb and forefinger, I swooped
swiftly down upon it: Dandelion.

That weed of promise, cousin of hawkweed,
of hawksbeard.

Seed-head limp with promise.
Burdened with whisper-dream,
a tiny dying planet upon my palm.

I made for the window-sill.

Flesh-cage unfurling, knuckles and joints release,
a drunken moth.

Wind borne
It traces invisible tramways
towards the end of August.

© 2014 Janus


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Janus
Janus

United Kingdom



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I am a visual artist. I paint and draw and sometimes write things down. I do not consider myself a writer, much less a poet. But I love language and my poems are merely a celebration of that fact. Tha.. more..

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