tiny poems by Grant Hackett
can the sun be weighed in dying whispers
where is the road that walks on it knees
how many waters are never dreamed
can silence be gleaned from winter geese
can shadow give the cry of birth
shall faultless blue endure as the robe of our earth
why did night air
on a branch of december
turn its face to me
how old was light
that could not support
the weight of falling leaves
how many flaws
of wild honey in me
how many rose
eternities
on the eve of blue
why do my violets
grieve
whose blood received the first immortal
whose blood is a carnival of knives
is it shadow that shapes then seals our eyes
where blue mountain ends :: the kiss of a silver wind flows in
was i a petal waiting for the sun's eye to open
or the sky who chased a small bird into breath
when did i learn that blue is the planet of our death