Lake Heavenly

With warmth,
with newly sprayed cologne,
spring mists at water’s edge,
obscuring life’s origins
on the banks, below surface.

The vista is small,
recovering from winter’s bruises,
gains a second wind
that is, in fact, a gentle breeze.

The earth provides
a soft, damp platform
for thought and conjecture
turns busy man into anchorite
with stick in hand
and tranquility for an objective.

Contemplation triumphs here.
I feel its kindness,
absorb its power.

Man canoeing on a lake in the morning

author
John Grey is an Australian poet, US resident. Recently published in Front Range Review, Studio One and Columbia Review with work upcoming in Naugatuck River Review, Abyss and Apex and Midwest Quarterly.
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