The Cathedral of the Trees
By Jill Dolphin
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Poetry-in 3 sections: Nature-Love-Everyday events and universal truths
Jill Dolphin
Someone who likes bicycles, classical music and jazz
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The Cathedral of the Trees - Jill Dolphin
Section One-THE CATHEDRAL OF THE TREES
The crows fly
Through the evening sky
Like so much cinder
Blown out of a smokestack.
Sparrow
You do chatter
Like there has been
A major event
To startle the world.
A gull pauses
And takes flight
I follow with my eyes.
The language of forest
Spruce! Spruce! Spruce!
Interrupted by sociable birch
A clique of torn bark slapping
In the midst of higher branches
Of sweeping pine
Directing air currents
Move along-move along
And maybe they do
When I am not looking.
The river in early evening
After the thunderstorm
Has put on a dress of grey mist
With a fleck of green
Stitched into the seams
Ready to go out dancing now.
I hear her laugh.
Rain, a little at a time
Covers the steel fence.
I look to see the water