Winter Tarot

By Poetry Team
Ars Regia by Andrzej Masianis
Ars Regia by Andrzej Masianis

Gravel of minutes,
quarry of hours,

hand shadows touch

on upbeat murals
while hurried glances

mask what we know.

Static currents finding voice
through friction,

she twirls a sable brush
in one hand

and reaches for the next card.

Gray dawn transits
over asphalt

to the vein tendered

by a dream, strands of mist
trailing over her sliding glass door.

~ Charles F. Thielman

 

Born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina, moved to Chicago, educated at red-bricked universities and on city streets, Charles F. Thielman has enjoyed working as a social worker, truck driver, city bus driver and enthused bookstore clerk. Married on a Kauai beach in 2011, a loving grandfather for five free spirits, his work as poet and shareholder in an independent bookstore’s collective continues!

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Literature.Mar 2, 2014

Winter Tarot

“she twirls a sable brush/ in one hand/ and reaches for the next card…” Weekend poem, by Charles F. Thielman.

By Poetry Team