Looking into the glassy crucifix of water.
slits of rock form stigmata across creviced limestone -
green pools with an occasional fish passing
air bubbles to the top
the eerie night crumbling under shafts of starlight
with the smell of hemlock pods & cedar bringing
nard and precious stone within
crowns of natural thorn -
this body of muskeg pressed onto
aromatic herbs then borne away
along the road to a wooded Calvary and
the sense of Christ
in that light at dawn.
Distemper
Paul Cameron Brown
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Poem topics: away, fish, green, light, night, water, sense, smell, precious, natural, body, stone, dawn, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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