October 3rd, 2009

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Lenore Langs

CREATION

Again this spring
The lilacs form tight-furled cones
And promise to send their piercing fragrance
Throughout the neighbourhood

Though dinosaurs are gone
And passenger pigeons,
And warring humans
May be just a blip
On the vertebrate chart
Flowers will likely bloom
Till the sun burns out
And who can tell what other stars
What other lilacs
Are now evolving

from Rattle #22, Winter 2004
Tribute to Poets Writing Abroad

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