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POEM: birds unknown kind

moon

birds unknown kind

A dozen birds — unknown kind,
beaks into the December wind —
cut through the pinkening sky
like ink spots on a silk sheet.
A full morning moon shines
in the ice patches on the sidewalk,
sharing a laugh with Jupiter.

19 December 2013
State College, PA

Published in My poems Nature Oak Street Poem-A-Day 2013 Poetry

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