The sparkle of highway behind this grove of trees,
I linger through this dark forest, lost
As red-breast robin bouncing upon a snowy grass
Confused, by late winter’s frost:
Aside, I hear the mockery of crows
From up the treetops, where shadows grow
And then below, the sudden rift
Of sudden loss, and sudden drift
Of a voice. I used to hear it when I sleep
Among the dirt, in shameful weep
And yet when my eyes are seen
I notice the glimmer of a light that gleams
Like a highway through the woods
Leaving me where, my life will be.
© 2019 Kevin Le.
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