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 Sandi Braveheart

        Three Poems

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where trees shiver ~ La Loba

her dark cover is of dark cloth
and the mystic secret
of the living birch,
whose wounds turned to flames,
was the thunder story
in her heart--

what is meant to linger lay
in vibrant tones of moss
as I plunge symphonic cavities
my lay of affinity sleeps
like eternal wind of four--
she shows me the gentle influence of
the infinite womb

* * *

rolling seeds glean

I wash the pale child
blue eyes blue lips
she blooms--
in earth's clay bed
her birth--
in the pulsing light
of Eve's hands
she is laid
in the pulsing green
of Earth's womb
and the rattle
of the bear claw.

* * *

prism

I am aware-- 
that when it rains
I vibrate--
spit dancing beads of rain
off my finger tips,
my whispers water beads 
that separate as they flicker through the air.

gesture me 
to the
pulsing ochre 
ornate cocoon--
language 
beyond
arms 
body
beyond the rising drumming green--

brush of the dawn's air against my eyes
memorize the scent of mud & soil glass
the water runs its well--
blush to bring her eyes
pierce my voice
shuddered seed of vivid enchantment
& passivity--
the meaning of 
her fall to earth
revealed...in undulating breaths of mist 

  Copyright © 2002 Sandi Braveheart


 
 About the author:
Sandi Braveheart is currently a Featured Poet in November's 2002 Issue of Poetry Life & Times. She graduated in 1992 from the New York Institute of Technology with a Bachelor degree in Fine Arts. Aesthetically, she believes that, "art is art in [regardless of] its final form". She admits to being "mostly an expressionist, taking [her] cues from [post modernists] and the natural world".

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