After heat, heavy rain.
Syrupy mud edges down 
hill toward the pond, 
as frogs serenade the wind.
The only thing darker 
than water is the battered elm.
I am opening to the night 
like a suitcase half empty 
on a foreign bed.
The only thing I can think 
of now is the road, 
how it winds away, 
flowing through the trees.
Steve Klepetar lives in the Berkshires in Massachusetts. His work appears regularly in Verse-Virtual. He is the author of fourteen poetry collections, including The Li Bo Poems and My Father Teaches Me a Magic Word.
 
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