Wednesday, September 18, 2013

burgeoning sky

the burgeoning sky
sweeps past your eyes-
did you not see the almost
full moon gazing down at thee?

don't laugh at the soaring-
it reflects all that you are
the mooring of a secret desire

don't cry at the leaving--
it's a road left for those
who know the staying

can be loaded with worn down tires--
guilt exhausts--does become
toxic in a boarded up house

everything else elates, relates, never berates..
so off with the beret, only pray
that the rooster sings soon after
the break of day-

and the miraculous thing- owlets take
wing in the middle of the chorusing-
stripped birch bark, and longing..
for gliding hollowed out canoe

treble notes spiral up as nautilus--while
bass chords descend down slide mountain
osopus river borders paramour gushes..
tubing while davening at big indian

tolerance reminds us to let out
the sail--for the north wind does bite
allowing the moon light to encircle--

as the owl and the pussycat ferry--
to freedom, sans fanfare...
all cozy and bright

Kate Lamberg
September 18, 2013




2 comments:

Unknown said...

The photo here is phenomenal! And the poem a wonderful accompaniment!

Kate lamberg said...

Many thanks, Gail.

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