Undressing Shadows
I long for the night
undressing shadows,
folding their gowns.
And empty malls
with small servings
on tiny plates.
For minds who keep
silent when winds
orchestrate tales.
I long for weeping willows
which don’t cry, when
branches shed leaves.
And green meadows
in blossom idling time,
before ours runs out.
I long for fresh bread
without watching games
at the Colosseum.
And cool spring water
splashing my face to wake
what’s left of the day ...
Ursula Tillmann is a Canadian writer and photographer who lives in Canmore, Alberta.
Her work has been published in Quills Magazine - Canada as well as
the Brentano Gesellschaft - Frankfurt, Germany. Her first selection of poetry
was published 2008 in the US: “Till Tales - Seed for New Dawns”. Her work (poetry, photography
and news stories) can also be found on her web page: Till Tales
Email: Ursula Tillmann
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