June (d, untitled trio)
the black sky lightens
to the chirping
of a single bird
---
morning shafts of light
a flurry of dust motes
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No ripe wild raspberries, yet
such sweet perfect unripeness
in this very moment
Bill Krumbein
June (c)
Cup In Hand
"Light mist stretches across the river"
I stand above at my window
cup in hand still as any tree
in concert with awesome beauty
a blank day waiting for me
to fill with joy and worry
that I have done this all my
life makes it all of my life
tiny details dwarf the grandeur
animated by the spin of wheels
I have to bow take my leave
the trees sigh stand their ground
Pat Nolan
Full Moon Poetry Society Selected Poems of 2010
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About Us
- Full Moon Poetry Society
- There was a time when poets would gather together to write, read and comment on each other’s poetry. These gatherings would take place during a full moon and would often include a favorite beverage, something to eat and a reflective body of water. It sounded like fun to me. No one has a lot of time these days to hang out together, so I thought maybe we could have our own electronic society of poets. In the light of day I thought better of it; who would be interested? In a weak moment I mentioned my idea to Deanna. Her eyes lit up and resembled two big harvest moons. I had a companion in poetry and the Full Moon Poetry Society was born. -Brian Howlett
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