Spindrift


By Philip Sidney
Wed, 15 Apr 2015
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I am no longer there
cannot see
standing horses
bending heads against the wind
leaning into each other
sharing warmth
dreaming
waiting
nibbling ginger grass
that sprouts through snow
like hair on a pale boy’s body
like rough manes
falling into lava black eyes
if trees grew there they would be like these horses
stunted, sturdy, shaped by wind and time
standing still
not knowing
I think of them until
memory flakes,
turning them into
spindrift.
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Such a lovely image of the
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Such a lovely image of the horses braced against the wind. Really opened the poem up into new directions.
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