Bad Weather

You go out for a walk.  Winter’s

white-brushed the rooftops.

Squirrels here and there tremble.

 

And there’s a scream from an indefinable

source.  No dogs about, just leashes carelessly

discarded in the yards.  Windows, two-

eyes-closed, with lowered blinds.

 

And you are searching for the map in

your head thinking:  Where am I?

Listening to the repulsive sound of the wind

sucking at the bones of the trees.

 

© 2012 Peycho Kanev

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5 Comments

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5 Responses to Bad Weather

  1. john tiong chunghoo

    lovely.

  2. Wonderful imagery, Peycho! Love it!

  3. I think I’d remove the first sentence. I like most of the last two stanzas, so perhaps add from stanza 1 into the send two.

  4. Sorry – “second two.” (my computer is jerky today – probably olympics snaring the bandwidth)

  5. Gary Livingston. aka. Michael Achilles (pen name)

    I enjoy this one, Peycho! Well written.

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