Drumcliffe In The Light Of Asia Minor Poem by Bernard Kennedy

Drumcliffe In The Light Of Asia Minor



The June morning six thirty light
across the bay to Sligo,
beneath Ben Bublin is a rainbow sight,
which brighteness fringe,
like candlelight edge, to dark night,
or a thiefs' precaution,
a light at daybreak.

It dims our lens and squints the view.
This action gathers the view onto our
perspective, window, canvas.
Ben Bulbin, Sinai climb,
over summer morning new
mown fields,
in the light of asia Minor.

Saturday, June 28, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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