Do you see when life begins to furl,
evolving, encompassing,
creating its own canard,
then floating back into vision,
a wind snapped flag, billowing,
to settle moist upon time’s petals,
time, I wonder about you,
there, I see you as you are,
as you have been, but I cannot
see you as you will become,
that is not to know, tomorrow
is written in the dawn of scudded
skies, purple and mauve as love,
tinted with promise, a soft kiss
lifting the heart a beat, I
wonder, when I close my eyes
as the dark of day descends,
will you be waiting for me tomorrow,
or will you unfurl that great cloak,
sail of your eternal arcane ship,
a boundless passage into the unknown.
©2015, Donald Harbour
It is so good to be reading you again. You managed to make me feel the motion of furling and unfurling. What a great verb. Striking in its imagery.
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What a wonderful response to Margo’s prompt. I haven’t seen you around the blogosphere for ages. I’m glad you’re back!
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