I enjoy poems that look at the mundane and everyday and elevate them to the beautiful. Here is one that does just that.
EleganceThe round up is being hosted by Kyle at The Boy Reader. Do stop by and take in all the great poetry being shared this week. I won't have access to a computer until Sunday, so please come back then to check out the results from this week's poetry stretch on 13 ways of looking at summer. Happy poetry Friday all!
by Linda Gregg
All that is uncared for.
Left alone in the stillness
in that pure silence married
to the stillness of nature.
A door off its hinges,
shade and shadows in an empty room.
Leaks for light. Raw where
the tin roof rusted through.
Read the entire poem.
Lovely! Kind of wabi-sabi-ish. :)
ReplyDeleteI love this! It makes me want to reach for my camera. Hope you enjoy your weekend!
ReplyDeleteLinda Gregg's a wonder, always astonishing.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, Tricia. Love those leaks for light, and the silence. Oh, how I miss silence (just my end-of-summer whininess here).
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