M .D. Friedman writes from the moment chiseled fresh with revision. He draws influences from sources as divergent as William Butler Yeats and the delta blues. His poems have appeared in numerous small press publications & e-zines. He has four volumes poetry available through the Internet Poets' Cooperative at http://www.poetscoop.org and is the creator of a new genre of poetics he calls Digital Poetry.
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Saturday, November 13, 2010
The Moon
- autumnal musings on the Four Mile Canyon Fire, 2010
The moon is the moon
whether pale as pumpkin seed
or smoke red. The moon swells,
a plum, it ripens blushing
with sunset or dark as a bruise.
Why bemoan what changes, what spins
the stars into unending darkness? Only what passes
endures, what we hold will be lost.
Flames on wind shriek through trees,
ashes all we possess, and still we go on.
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