by Bert Spinks
The flowers have begun to shed
from the alpine mint’s
branches’ ends.
The petals on the black dirt
are like a journal’s white sheets,
torn from the binding
and ripped apart, shredded.
The days of the year
are passing already.
by Bert Spinks
The flowers have begun to shed
from the alpine mint’s
branches’ ends.
The petals on the black dirt
are like a journal’s white sheets,
torn from the binding
and ripped apart, shredded.
The days of the year
are passing already.