Category Archives: Earth poetry
Easter
Sunday readiness as earth tells darkened clouds: Yes and sky releases © Meisaan Chan
Darkness of Michigan
Rain slashes, taps, drenches released from the sky O dark darkness of Michigan © Meisaan Chan
Glowing with sun
After three days of rain the grasses glow with sun and astonished, we look up © Meisaan Chan
A cry for help in the wilderness
Help me, O Lord, barricades in every direction; the path has crumbled behind me the path has crumbled before me and to my sides the land burns: Help me, oh God, I cry © Meisaan Chan
Middle of wilderness
The journey takes us to heaven where ten thousand lakes lie where pines stand tall and birch trees lean gently where rain soaks in deep where everything is at a soul-level: The ducks swimming, the squirrels darting, the air suspended … Continue reading
Darkness in Michigan
The thickness of the Lord is upon us when the lights go out not a shadow to be seen © Meisaan Chan
Ghosts in a choir
Back porch deck light, falling rain: I gaze across the lake, at the birch trees standing like ghosts in a choir watching me © Meisaan Chan
