DrowsyMorn

The day starts

Sleepy and dull

Like tarnished teapots

Put to boil

Promising heat and

Tea colorless like

Sleep masks the

Greens fade and

Blend like watercolors

Everything is quiet

Even the colors

Drowsy morning here

Sky

The blue sky

Is littered with

Fluffy plastic bags

Wisps of bygone

Moisture reminding me

Of my grandmother’s

Hair blowing this

Way and that

Across her bluer

Than blue eyes

Charlotte

The clouds move

Past sky blue

Like snow drifts

In Wisconsin winters

Leaving only open

Burrow holes seen

Lower clouds hang

Like large spider

Webs as jet

Planes fly through

Fields of tall

Greens and soupy

Moss stand across

From me as

Wet streets purr

Under car tires

Here in Charlotte

NewMorning

And finally the

Sun has broken

Through like search

Lights during the

Blitzkrieg illuminating the

Giant green trees

Marching slowly towards

Me each heavy

Step uprooting ground

Cover scattering birds

And bunnies but

Now they stand

In pastoral surrender

Sky

Now the sky

Resembles my

Grandfathers beard gray

Wispy with patches

Of orange as

Low sun skittles

Across its cheeks

Blue dodges in

And out like

Balloons in Central

Park bumping into

White here now