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Trickle of a creek
swamp forest
hugging the bucket
of blueberries
blackberry patch
the secret beds
made by deer
Poems on the topic: blackberry
Poems on the topic “blackberry” on Poets.by.
To Father
I walking on the railroad ties
I am on your legs sometimes
I am using your eyes
to see
The mussle shells cracked and jammed
Between the pilings
Father to see
Blackberry vines naked and rusty
Pushing up through concrete and
Around the fence posts
Enterweaving earth and sky father
Pushing back the city
With your legs and with your star eyes
With your hands of rock and moss
Laying her to seed in crimson sage
Again making her to seed the highway.
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