Down behind the wild hedgerow
In that little dip where spruces
Stand apart and make a
Heart if I'm looking for signs,
The sky molds into pure
Peach, the golden peach of
Day's passage into
The night.
I see the black green
foreground life:
old evergreen and cypress
Punctuating landscape,
I see the old apple tree
In fading silhouette, all
Bookmarking the miracle of
Change as day gives
Way to night.
Now grey cirrus float atop
This light, counterpoint to
The slipping glow, the
Traveling across the land,
As sun arrives
To burnish fields and rivers
Of the west.
This exquisite ephemera—
Light, change, constancy—
Are all I need for now.
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