And don’t snow geese and immortality take their shadows from the sea Originally published on Falling Off the Mountain.
I am trying to relate to this…but, I just can’t. Doesn’t mean it is not good, means I just don’t get it! Reply
Thanks for the comments, all. Merrill Ann, I don’t have a book out. But would dearly love to. You can read my poems at my blog, Falling Off the Mountain. Many thanks! Reply
Nina, Thank you for your very kind words. Scot, I write one line poems because of Neruda’s Book of Questions. Your compliment takes my breath away. Grant Reply
If shadows could speak they would grass up the sea
once again an illusive yet eloquent line of poetry…
Grant, This is marvelous. Do you have a book out?
A nice line of poetry, but I think the mortality they take is not im-.
A beautiful line, I loved it!!
I am trying to relate to this…but, I just can’t. Doesn’t mean it is not good, means I just don’t get it!
Thanks for the comments, all.
Merrill Ann, I don’t have a book out. But would dearly love to. You can read my poems at my blog, Falling Off the Mountain. Many thanks!
i found this poem so lovely
reminds me of Neruda’s Book of Questions, a compliment
Nina, Thank you for your very kind words. Scot, I write one line poems because of Neruda’s Book of Questions. Your compliment takes my breath away. Grant