LUNARIA Poem by Katha Pollitt
LUNARIA
Rating: ★3.0
Now that I am
all done with spring
rampant in purple
and ragged leaves
and summer too
its great green moons
rising through
the breathless air
pale dusted like
the Luna's wings
I'd like to meet
October's chill
like the silver moonplant
Honesty
that bears toward winter
its dark seeds
a paper lantern
lit within
and shining in
the fallen leaves.
Saturday, August 27, 2016
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