Exile (revised version)
by Robin Ouzman Hislop — Read all 170 poems by Robin Ouzman Hislop
Monday, May 10, 2004
Exile.
mindīs eye microcosmic in birdīs sky view
questions in levitation hue of flight
out of remote corners of sight, in lieu
of break, breach or bay at rue, like a kite.
in light on light, in night on night, i am
as born as you are ibis height & soar
even tho your raven attack the lamb,
as i am man & you a lack eye craw.
yet will i soar this sky on end, where i
must stand the worn day fenned rent as a rag
by dawns & twilights, where mindīs eye needs fly
naked on the waterīs hind & zig zag
before & against quarters of the world
end that a comet brighter yet be hurled.
Copyright Robin Ouzman Hislop 2004
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I like where your minds eye takes us!
(I'm an optimist;-)
Sara.
Debs
as born as you are ibis height & soar
even tho your raven attack the lamb,
as i am man & you a lack eye craw.
Robin....clap clap clap....gem of a write my friend....profound!!!!