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Wind rakes its nails across morning
but the sky’s incandescent, as if the day
has been rinsed in the light of El Greco.
It’s too cold to be sitting outside
but we’re here anyways, drinking coffee
and wearing wool coats over pajamas.
If the shadows could stand up
they would be taller than the trees.
Instead they sleep, branches
making dark roads across the lawn.
Or maybe I should say it looks like
someone’s been painting ideograms
on yellowed paper. A tree of images
spreads across my inner sky.
Which branch is strong enough
to hold your imagination?
About the Creator
Lori Lamothe
Poet, Writer, Mom. Owner of two rescue huskies. Former baker who writes on books, true crime, culture and fiction.



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