A poem after Seamus Heaney.
after Seamus Heaney
her hands were bright
and rough with so much
gleaning
when I saw them again
late afternoon
they were two swallows
in clay cliffs
knitting light
into caves
august night
in the echo of
a cumulus cloud
struck to earth
you will find a
door dark
and made of
pasture
open
slowly pressing
with every cell
of self
until a tumble of
peaches
skinned with light
raptures your
lap

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Rarely understand poetry but
Ross cowan Oak bluffsRarely understand poetry but this kinda appeals
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