three poems
it is
1. flowers under the snow may come blushing in spring, their bright bells turning out the sadness of sleep. 2. the cool green water’s unbroken face stares silently up, sharing the starlight the moonlight, the clouds. beneath that, the unseen movements of ink spread in the darkness, the sharp shapes of longing briefly forming. 3. looking out on the valley, the aching hills are calling, the pigeons are cooing and the trees are sighing. i have furnished the world in wasted grief, tying every disparate thing together through a hole in my heart.


