Sunday, June 13, 2010
Drop of Water Hangs on Leaf Tip
Rhododendron flower
Has become a hollow shell;
Now without color.
After the rain fall
Leaves are scrubbed clean and shining;
Mist softens the trees.
Lying soft and gray
Web stretches across the grass;
Stickiness concealed.
Lone bird cries softly;
Drop of water hangs on leaf tip;
Honeysuckle smell.
Blanket of silence
Falls suddenly on the road;
Even bugs are still.
Ghostly pale beige leaf
Hanging among the green ones
Knows not its time's up.
Deer flies rule today.
I'm outnumbered, outclassed;
Time for a bug spray.
Crows caw in the fog,
Piercing the mist with their cries,
Preceding the sun.
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