Collected Poems of John Holmes
Holmes, John A., Jr.
2002
Color
Color
Color is falling, not the fallen, snow. It sifts into the senses through a crack. The morning eye has warning, a clue - It is possible all heaven will break Open, but probably not. There is a law About heaven, whatever color may pretend. No, color is something simpler, not so far, And not so difficult to understand. The blue on new snow good for sleighing Rutted oil in an old dirt road. Or the wild plaid shirt-tails flying On a lumber-wagon driven by Jim McLeod. | |