by Jenny Grassl
I am beached at the tide of wild
daisy and chthonic stich
of the corn spider day drawn faster
and grass step-steep in the blue eye hills’
cresting clew just a dayflower
dwarf in the blur-vast view
by won-heart ingress of loose strife
laced with a century hence-deep
and yours my heir once cradled
rocking out of a dawn from where I came