Besik Arbolishvi Blue Train
Here's a lovely Solstice poem by Shaun O'Brien:
At the
Solstice
Shaun O'Brien
We say Next time we’ll go away,
But then the winter happens, like a secret
We’ve to keep yet never understand
As daylight turns to cinema once more:
A lustrous darkness deep in ice-age
cold,
And the print in need of restoration
Starting to consume itself
With snowfall where no snow is falling now.
Or could it be a cloud of sparrows,
dancing
In the bare hedge that this gale of light
Is seeking to uproot? Let it be
sparrows, then,
Still dancing in the blazing hedge,
Their tender fury and their fall,
Because it snows, because it burns.
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