Poems Marie-Claire Colyer Poems Marie-Claire Colyer

All That Exists

I watch the moon bestowing light,

searching for my own inner pulse,

afraid it has died like coals winking to death.

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Poems Marie-Claire Colyer Poems Marie-Claire Colyer

I Watch Your Dreams

The vapours of dawn drift through the window open to the morning

gliding wet and naked as sylphs.

The air

which at dusk wafted thick as the smoke from burnt roses

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Poems Marie-Claire Colyer Poems Marie-Claire Colyer

Birches in Winter

White bark and lint-flecked trunks,

branches bare as cello strings to be plucked by the wind.

I sigh into this solitude

vacate the hollowed spaces within

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Poems Marie-Claire Colyer Poems Marie-Claire Colyer

Dreams of Duress

The knife of fear is cold and blunt

upon the tractability of my mourning mind.

Why mourn the bright day

when the night is so much deeper?

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Poems Marie-Claire Colyer Poems Marie-Claire Colyer

The Rain Will Come

Wet pigment leaks upon waves.

A soft honeycomb illusion,

this invigorating air tinged with salt

and astir with tumescent clouds all swirling to fulfilment.

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