This is the second poem in series about Accabonac Harbour on the east end of Long Island. This writing deals with the sense of harmony and balance that I often envisioned as I made extended walks on the roadside next to the harbour. A very special and serene place it was for me;
Black & White on a bed of green embers
By the verdant marshes
of Accabonac Harbour
I caught a white seagull
landing–
near the soft-
edged,
un-
dulating
shore–
not far
from a few nestled, black wrens.
It was there
in the plain, flat light
that
slanted.
against a beach grass burning green fires
that nature’s splendor reared
its simple wonders;
Black & White on a bed on green embers...
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
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