BLACK CROWS OF WINTER

BLACK CROWS OF WINTER

A Poem by Julie Dant

Gnarled black walnut trees
Bared of leaves
Stark against metal sky

Black crows of winter
Descend in low
Circular lazy flight

Dark squirrel’s nests
Silhouetted in forked
Wooden branches

Vee of Canadian geese
Wings beating frigid air
Wish I could follow…

Black crows of winter
Seem to fill the sky
Obliteration of the sun

Further darkening the
Deep recesses and
Turnings of my mind.

Thoroughly embedding
Themselves into my
mental migration.

Black Crows of winter
My brethren for now…
I pray…JUST for now.

© 2009 Julie Dant


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Black Crows of winter
My brethren for now�
I pray�JUST for now

ow ... these metaphor
make small vibration on the heart
and has strong expectation, sep jez !

Posted 15 Years Ago


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Julie Dant
Julie Dant

Washington, IN



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I've lived in Southern Indiana almost all of my life. I've written poems most of that time, but I am just beginning to share some. I don't think I am great.. I may not even be good, but it is one out.. more..

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