Shimmer of birch leaves against slap of sunlight
all flicker and history, tale of what is to be,
what is told. Time between winter and summer,
reckoning and memory, counting and forgiving.
Clouds grate sky grey as we pursue last fruit,
last seeds, set our ships to sail towards fading light.
We mark birds that leave, those that stay, days of lead
to mark days before docks freeze. Wind shakes leaves from trees
make a golden cloud, memnoment of the sound of swimming
frost to come that pubbles sky, makes rivers of storm and snow.
History is the only song worth singing. It harps about you,
Aeolian moment, sing along if you remember the melody.
every day I reach
every day I reach
a thousand times
above my head
for a glass or plate



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