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Ask Crow


 

 

 

Skulls nestle in trees
ivories picked clean
onyx orbs ruminate
d'rangement those first refugees
as blood burned the leaves
white fear killed roots
at base of Poplar tree
       throughout centuries
                   *
How to stir rememb'rance
post lips' lase

black eyes
lieu of soapbox dance

                  in hang-again current

                  *

must we whisper
in dark niches
at the edge of a flat earth
or do we break our trembles
into the fist of aftermath?
                  *
Guardian Crow

rattles and kahs

law of nature opines

after eons of time

'cause - effect'

 

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kathrynehigheagle

Mixed Heritage - French and Cree Grew up on Nez Perce Rez Degree in Social Sciences

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