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Gail Langstroth: Easter Sunday

as the orange disc splits horizon’s dark—brushes
lavender into treetops 

I get up   not to count 
robins
rather to see    

air  :  song
bird-song-all with one 
distant train whistle  

Ra   Apollo   Phoebus   
Sonne/Helios/Sol  

I get up to see  : 
Easter Morning

colored bands stretch light 
through song   if this 
is a Prelude to something else

then The Sun This Morning  :  one round, middle C 
anchoring its orange over
grass   
hill   gravestone  
3 rivers  /  valley  /  city  /  ocean   — 

Music

Copyright 2023 Gail Langstroth

Gail Langstroth is an internationally renowned Eurythmy performer and teacher who lives in Pittsburgh. Her poetry collection firegarden / jardín-de-fuego was published by Get Fresh Books in 2020.

Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh Magazine)

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