Tag: poetry
Protected: “Sourland Mountain in July”
“Twilight and White Linen”
Here we are and time
forsaken
when I found you—
latitudes of faces,
provinces
of eyelids and shoulders,
verdant archipelago
sculptured in sapphire
oceans,
the orbital fruit dangles,
suspended
from its ripening—
Twilight and white linen
stoke the hunger—
I slice zucchini
into cylinders,
slender wedges,
peppers into strips
of scarlet,
toss the cuttings
into volcanic oils of olive,
aromatic sesame—
the meat is warm
for the tasting,
pearls of rice turn amber
from the fragrant
spices—
here we are
and time.
by D. G. Vachal © 2013
*** Image by Rob Espierre
“Season of Warmth”
Entrapped—
the coldness slumbers
behind the gates of brass,
and the breath of my nostrils
kindles
the summer air —
my heart ignites into bonfires
upon the saffron
grains of sand,
my flesh is flush with the radiant
crimson of the berries —
the season of warmth
has come.
by D. G. Vachal © 2013
** image by Wikimedia Commons


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