The Welsh poet, Dylan Thomas, when asked what compelled him to read and write poetry, said "because I had fallen in love with words." I too have had that same love affair with words throughout my life as a teacher, a poet, and as a reader. It is my hope that this blog be a continuing conversation about poetry and writing.
An Ongoing Conversation on Poetry
Monday, January 11, 2010
He hides like the moon
He hides like the moon
Christopher Bogart
He hides like the moon
behind cast iron clouds. This
Cantaloupe of a boy,
so round and pale,
Plays hide and seek,
slipping silently,
Threading through ebony, there
to spy on those of us,
Whose hiding place, so far below
upon the midnight ground,
Are left in wonder,
waiting to be found.
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