I'd just come in from the pond area where a couple of strangers are hiding out. M. had seen the migrant frogs in a brief scuffle this morning, diving, hiding and rushing through the flowers around the pond. Up to something.
Now I'll get along with today's poem.
you had to be there
to appreciate ten a.m.
when the bird clock chirped
a white-throated sparrow song
the coo-coo clock wooden bird came out
sang and then slammed the door
my grandparent's Seth Thomas chimed
the old wind-up on the metal fireplace mantle
gong-sounded the hour
the time illusion
had smiled for me
Friday, June 27, 2008
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