Saving Grace

by Poet on the Piano   Jan 31, 2010


Burnt clouds angrily exhale carbon dioxide
choking homely winter burrows like a rounded whip
convulsing air is stopped by time, then laid to rest in unrelenting silence.

Tinted flares dash blindingly across confused winds
piercing them thoroughly like a well-rounded shot of whiskey
the forest fire catastrophe lies stunned and drunk in mid-air
as life buried in white feathers and peachy light is restored.

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