![]() |
Sonnet about looking for moose horns in the mountains |
| Moose horn, out there waiting in a glade. While I walk off through a stunning cedar grove Searching for a hollow half-hid in shade. Keeping to the firmer bits, carefully I rove Sliding in the soft snow gingerly I wade Touched by spring, singing as I strode Heedless in a cloud I stumbled and dove Laughing at the perfect wreck I had made. Grey cow, in a light mist watching me wait Pausing to catch the rain gathering of late Steals off neatly swallowed in the fog Turning slowly I see an antler on a log Pausing to gently lift and cradle my find A coyote serenade ringing in my mind |