Pale sun streams in
creating its geometry
on walls and floors,
revealing the certainties
and latent possibilities
contained in windows, corners, doors
What may the day hold?
Bird shadow flits across
the window’s sun patch,
Outside, the white pine
rustles slightly
Quiet cycles intersect —
they move along their courses,
most unseen,
Caught in small glimpses
as the sky flirts with drizzle and sun
and I, likewise,
in efforts to work and in reverie,
shift between silver and gray.
©Wendy Mulhern
October 24, 2014
I loved reading this beautiful poem. Simple in form and deep in thought.