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Tag Archives: prose poem
Sky Lines
Waiting for the bus on a crisp lovely morning, I see a dozen or more lines across the sky, crisscrossed and fluffy-white. Some are narrow, most, wide with varying edges; undulating cords across the heavens. Are they all made … Continue reading
Posted in Daily Sentence, Whitecaps on the Potomac
Tagged clouds, daily sentence, dawn, prose poem, sky
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