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Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Two poems by Maryann Breukelman


Re-Homed
i)
the moon,
out of place,
dangles
deep
in the black well
of water

ii)
the tree
grows
through the kitchen floor boards
in the abandoned house,
reclaiming space

iii)
the sun leaves the sky,
and rests in the still pond,
for a sleepy afternoon

iv)
clouds move
briskly,
pulled by the strength
of the flying heron

v)
the daffodil
roams,
merrily,
in between stones
on the drive-way

Waiting
i.
carving time
from the day—
into blocks,
into spheres,
into clocks, into books,
into statues, into boxes

ii.
slicing pieces
from this moment

iii.
creating
a space of eternity
in a humble day

Maryann Breukelman lives and writes in the Niagara Region in Ontario, Canada. She is a poet and novelist. You can read more of her poetry and follow her at visible poet on Instagram here and read about her novel, The Secret Bookstore here. She is currently at work on a new novel, a work of literary fiction with elements of magic realism.

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