Fresh Air
Ardor flags. Perhaps she knows.Absence erases the face of the one
Who was loved, revealing the rest
Of the world. The sky becomes
Blue again, larger. Beneath it,
I watch as pieces of ice from the
Sheet that had hidden the river
Flow away. Suggestions of growth,
Each shoot in its solitude, show on
The hillside. I see them, alone, and
I see, I feel, that little's been lost.
A lover has gone. The planet
Persists, and an earlier ardor
Resumes.
Poetry by Lawrence Beck
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Written on 2010-03-22 at 12:32
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