A New Day (II)
I no longer account for the books –
they arrive,
pass through thresholds,
open themselves
in fragments
and settle in the house
without witness,
without record,
each carrying
its quiet return
Yesterday: Ice Report –
a name of winter –
wrapped, delivered,
brought in
by the Wildwife
Today –
a new day
Spring lowers its anchors
into the yielding white,
lingers
at the edge of place
the skis –
thin relics –
waiting
on the veranda
Perhaps this year
the crust will not bear
Poetry by Ingvar Loco Nordin
Written on 2026-03-17 at 15:43
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