Design For A Salt-Glazed Jar Poem by Stephen Brian Brady

Design For A Salt-Glazed Jar



it had sailed horizon's rim
the ship without beauty of form
holding it's course
black against grey

it's stay now tilts it
over and against the round
as though it's paused
to listen to no sound

as the west-wind whips the waves
and sea-foam gutters
in starfish shallow graves

don't wonder at the seagulls cries
turning on one wing
spiralling across the sky

Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: life
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