October twenty-seventh

Life moves under sun
And water

The other Elbow
Rubs against my mind

Catch a glimpse of star
Under all that sky

Wait as the cold
Sneaks down into your ears

Back on the mountain
Spinning in all that ice wind

But

In this cloud dream world
My hand out for yours

We create impossible things
Out of fog

brandyeli

Under the sunshine or in the fog: I am a lover, a writer, an editor, a cook, a humanitarian and a photographer.

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October 27, 2012

dreams, Lately, October poetry session, Poetry, Uncategorized, writing

chill, clouds, cold, flagstaff, fog, Portland, steady, sun, wind, wish

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Francina
November 10, 2012 at 7:51 am

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super poem! I love this one
groetjes, Francina

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- brandyeli
  November 10, 2012 at 8:43 am
  
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  This one is for Portland, Oregon, it is miles different from my home town. Thank you for commenting.
  Ever, brandy
  
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