The View Obscured
clouds hang heavy                   dark
and grey                          snow
flurries expected
hard to breathe             music
plays in the distance      ground blue in
the pot
mixed with black                     dip
my brush                           and
scrape excess away
paint the shape             the
sun moves across the sky              yet
screened by clouds
the light is low             a
definite grey                          sometimes
this place 
ain’t
so good                            wish to
be in another day        a day of sunshine
and shadows
without stupid words              in
disarray                               instead
delightful chatter                      like
the birds on the bough      singing the
day away
heavy clouds on mountain tops           under
water                 in the desert
all is quiet                                i
wait for your display you come 
disturb my sleep                      i
remember you                       like
the cowboy of other days
in the sunset                            you
rode your horse away       dust rose from
his hooves
on distant horizon                    dust
and clouds                       obscure
my view
February 7th, 2017                               
 
 
6 comments:
I love how you moved from those clouds to the image of horse and dustcloud.
"dip my brush and scrape excess away paint the shape, the sun moves across the sky, yet screened by clouds the light is low a definite grey" sigh.. love this so emotive!
These phrases stood out for me: "sometimes this place
ain’t so good "
really an evocative use of spacing and pausing. though linear, it makes me think of a painting, and how one can scan from side to side, top to bottom, and see it both in elements, and as a whole ~
The rhythm here really works well to enable the feel of the piece....frustration/impatience ring out for me in the spaces.
I really like this section:
"
hard to breathe music plays in the distance ground blue in the pot
mixed with black dip my brush and scrape excess away"
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