“Nearly dawn, I’m watching the
trees
march out of the night . . .
. . . the dogs
twitch in final dreams . . .
The tea leaves in their white
paper pouch . . .
the taste of the leaves
hot on my tongue.”
Excerpts from “Tea” by Leslie
Harrison, , from Displacement: Poems. © Mariner Books, 2009.
As posted by Phyllis Cole-Dai
on Mar 20, 2014, on her blog:
You can say, hey, the trees, the dogs, the tea….yeah,
same old, same old….but I don't mind feeling the solitary thrill, at dawn,
again….
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