ARRIVAL


The moment silence lost ours—
mind separated                                    Axiom

            Wind moving water
            invisible us.                            

Like rushing boulders of memory
            light-lack control:                   Blind
           
            Quiet murmurs thought
            still air-mute.


Convulsion birdsong
Call — warble.            .


Deficit:
            wood-brook divided.
Loblolly
           root-seams
                                fishing
now herring—
                                Marsh-drink forgotten
I: Cattails in parallel sway—
                                 Eye in continuum.


                              Hoof-mud litters our straw—
The bails fingered opaque
in pre-dawn
Built up:
            Disfigure placement.

Scattered by opposition,
                      we thin as
            our pools darken:
     Knots expressing folly.
                        Cud masking eyes in soil—


 Trout gather:
                     We red found in figure,
                                birch-warm eyes
                                            touched.

Fingers trickle down
                      air-thought reaching—
                              Forage well-pots
                                           silk white,
            Cloth-fragile:


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COLE BEAUNE

Cole Beaune is currently attending The University of Southern Mississippi pursuing his undergraduate degrees in French and English. He has been published in The Mississippi Poetry Society for his poem “Air-Fall,” Product Magazine for “The Holding,” and Creative Communications for “Nocturnal.”