Some words for the week
something about this weather
how the night lingers
in the early morning
in the form of rusted light
and low cloud
makes these rolling rounded hills
of
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Some words for the week
something about this weather
how the night lingers
in the early morning
in the form of rusted light
and low cloud
makes these rolling rounded hills
of green points and bare aspen
seem to live beyond the sky
that’s all to say
I’m driving to work
and it feels impossible
that there is anything above us
there are only the mountains
cutting granite edges
out of the fog
casting dawn pink shadows
over the rest of the world
and winding roads below
Alexander Shalom Joseph is a writer from Gilpin County. He is a published author. For more information and to subscribe to Alexander’s Newsletter go to alexandershalomjoseph.com
