This poem is part of a series titled 'Huron Days' I wrote in
1995 during a week's stay at Pinery
Provincial Park, located on the eastern shores of Lake Huron, Ontario, Canada.
I extend my arms
and
with arched fingers
grasp these clouds
in
the whitewashed
light
of a late summer
sun
clinging to elusive
thoughts
I chase your shadow
slithering swiftly
across
these sands the way
a leaf is swept by
wind
only the rushes can
steal your eyes
from the waters
that
lie like a mirror
patiently waiting
to swallow our
forms
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