Come Wednesday
Negative Space poem
Come Wednesday, might this window view be brighter
Nor'easter turbulence
Dumps another round of rain
Nature's unsettled womb; it's personal
Forehead to pane
Whipping wind pulls my chest tighter
Tears
Midstream drought
Raw, irritated, swollen, moisture-stripped eyes
Awkward silence
Oriel reflection; side view
Less than a bump
Side-eyed empty cradle
Waiting for the arrival of grace
Recalling when hope didn't deliver
Fear: am I unable
Coastal collision colors corneas clay
Come Wednesday, might this window view be clearer
Weather satellite; comma-shaped storm
Counterclockwise
If I could go back
Would I heed the forecast
Connect one thing to the next
Outline probabilities
Foretell context
Empty clothesline flaps in the wind
Lawn chair flips across the yard
Off-season treason
Body overthrows heart
Head to pane
Matrix mindful— pear-shaped lies
Come Wednesday, might this window view be forgiven
Sun's reclamation
Will Gaia apologize to the garden
Or ask her to act as if nothing ever happened
Eroded Goldenrod
Corroded potted Chrysanthemums
Bruising outlook
Landscape stamp on my heart
Open screen; hand out
Fertility prayers
Mother-wuthered seeds palm mitted
Heart's black and blue
Nature's embryotic reassignment
Personal
Anemochory; biological memory
Oh, when will yellow and purple finally make green
Come Wednesday, might this window view look brighter
Terra, don't clap back to my thunder
I've seen it earlier
Same date, different year
Kindly
Precipitation prelude positive prognosis
May open heavens bless me
So I am not repulsed by the gods
Because I've been here before
Riding
Climate carousel
Exit retrospect
Function missing extra pulse
Heartbeat hymns
Short window; today is Sunday
Appointment. Anniversary
Birth-death-one breath
Window view blues
Erratic forecast
Three days and waiting
What will happen come Wednesday
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Marilyn Glover
Poetry is my first love of writing and will always be. My debut Jungian-themed chapbook, Shadow's Reprieve, is available now on Amazon.
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