Tuesday, 22 April 2014
West
Paths wind and meander
through passes made from ice and saga;
a fierce and fragile beauty.
Moss, greener than growth ,
covers volcanic rock;
spills onto damp paper
-circles in Icelandic clay.
Light, white as time/
soft as morning;
stillness atop ancient triangles.
Feathers on wet basalt
as time refracts off
blue spring;
life.
You stand beside a map of glacial water
as I collect elements
in my ice cold hands.
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