Excess
Wind and light write their absurdist script
on the wall while birds get lost
in the quivering calligraphy of reflections
and transparent lizards dart
green transparency
in and out my consciousness
imbued
with the white explosion
of the sun
so white it hurts
it pierces the silence of shade
and roots and the soft conversation
of leaves brushing emerald opulence
against branches
and there in drifting coruscations
between eyeblinks
I feel a weaver with radiant hands

Good to read new poems by you, both here and at NaPo.
Posted by: Helm | April 09, 2009 at 05:37 AM
I'm normally a defender of longer sentences but I found it hard to keep all of this in my head. Could I suggest a full top after "so white it hurts"?
Posted by: Jim Murdoch | April 09, 2009 at 08:48 AM
Hi Helm, thanks, but you, too, should take part in it.
Jim, this was thought and created without punctuation, but a longer pause there could be introduced with a dash, or double dash.Thank you.
Posted by: Paula | April 14, 2009 at 08:44 AM