Spring
Somewhere
beneath the moss
that cleaves to the mountain
a spring unwinds like a dark wound,
bursting.
Blue Morning
Milk sky
stirred thick with blue -
white as brides, the clouds lift
their trains, hasten to some unseen
threshold.
Stars
The moon
reaches the pond
with her bracelet of eggs
and begins dropping them in, one
by one.

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Amaze Vol.
3, No. 1 Spring
& Summer 2004
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