Gray Hills

Gray Hills

A Poem by Phibby Venable



One small gray view ago
the window offered up her pane
bland sharp with peacock
rain stained tints
a view that bred a restlessness
a church of feelings, small regrets

The fog folds up into itself
in serpent movements on a hunt
till there - a mainland lacking beach,
incorporates a pulse of black
and slowly blends from fog to night

Uneven thought climbs up the cliff
pastured promises chum up
until my mist is nothing more
than one small view, a gray ago

© 2013 Phibby Venable


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Now shout it out so all in the valleys below can hear those profound thoughts.

Posted 11 Years Ago


Phibby Venable

11 Years Ago

Thank you for your wonderful remark, I hope all is very, very well with you!
The Rock And Roll Cowboy(REBEL WITH A CAUSE)

11 Years Ago

My pleasure... yes all is well, I hope the same for you.
your voice just keeps getting better

Posted 11 Years Ago


Emily B

11 Years Ago

we need to have a family reunion for all our cafe relatives . . .
Phibby Venable

11 Years Ago

that would be wonderful!!
Emily B

11 Years Ago

someplace green, where we could enjoy nature and share words

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Phibby Venable
Phibby Venable

abingdon, VA



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http://youtu.be/25XE-BHGvWI http://youtu.be/B2klgDKMUq0 I live in the mountains of Southwest Virginia. Although my passion is poetry, I recently published a novel called, Women of the Round Tabl.. more..

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