POOL 

 

a journal of poetry

 

H.L.HIX

 Please Say You Will

 

             Voodoo    |     Dream do the rain or am I drink it?  Keep secret your

              sun-squinted hues. Deeper disclosures drain down

              spilled colors clouds couldn't kept.  

 

             Felicity     |    One earring the size of your world mind-wide from

                                 one the size of mine.

 

 

      Stoptime      Estimable, said in St. Louis of a gone mother underground  

    somewhere else, merits some measure of melody.

               Syphilis     Smaller brother to the bear, its caught kin, marked one,

                                  my meander of tracks memorial in morning mud.

 

           Peacherine     You'd laugh if I tolja.                                    

         Treemonisha     I know just what you means.

               Swipesy    |   When I looked up, the back window was black that

     watched the woods that had been purple-green, deer dark

     dimly stippled before I looked down.

 

      

 

            

 

 

 

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