Anne Wilson's Poetry
WINTER INDIGOS

What is indigo?
The darkness, slowly giving way
to pre-dawn pallor,
still holding on
to its dream of blue sleep.

The clock ticking
on the nightstand
and the taste of wisteria;

the Pacific, out beyond
the horizon

and the velvet case
of the new moon,
like a small memory
wrapped in twilight.

A wisp of blue smoke,

velvet berries
under their bitter fur
of frost,

wolves cradled in
amethyst snow.

In the smoky citrus
the year makes a fist.
When watercolor roads
swim out of focus,
seasons fly in
through the windows.






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