When the muses smile on me, I write poetry. Here’s a short poem written on an autumn evening here in Northern California:
Night, Fall Moon beams Slice into the sky— From nests of stems and Tangled branches, Half-molded leaves, A wind-swept scraping— Night full of notes, A volume above My mind’s silence After a striving day. Inside, the white noise Of bodies at rest As we settle to sleep— While others out there Awake, subtle shapes Enshadowed, Moving unknown, Unrecorded Into the night. - Meredith Alexander Kunz