Joanna Gilman Hyde

"Good Morning, World!"

Tag: nature

EVENING LIFE

The Hawk West Desk Window 8:30pm

The Hawk Inlet is calm

reflecting a thick & hazy sunset

The Cape is green

along Its jagged dunes

One Puzzled Mosquito

spies on Me

through the window

as I sit on My Desk

Dr Blair Harbours An Artist

The Tomato-coloured Couch 5:15pm

Dr Blair has a modern house

keeping A New York City Artist

next to the sea shore

She dances to Radioactive in Her Bathrobe

drinking a beer

& talking on the phone

out on The Hawk Deck

where She wonders if Her Voice

carries

Afternoon Catch-up

The Hawk Deck 4:30pm

The Clouds look painted on

— not fake — just oily & slim

(if I knew brush sizes I could tell You)

across from The West heavier & streaked

to The East knotty & piled

The Sun is somewhere

coming around to the back of My House

for setting later

maybe I’ll get My Beer

I Saw & Heard A Chickadee

The Hawk Deck 2:50pm

There is something like magic

in the stillness here

with only The Birds

— even They have settled —

the breeze is lulling

I cannot even hear the surf

Atop The Scraggly Apple

The Hawk Deck 1:00pm

The Yellow Bird has visited again —

He has not chirped of God

but of His Friend

in another tree

OWNERSHIP

The Hawk Deck 11:30am

I Am God THE OBSERVER

I Am God THE LISTENER

I Am A Human Being

In Love With The Land

Where She Lives

MORNING LIFE

The Hawk Deck 9:55am

I have The Solace

of a Day In June

cool, but garbed in My Grey Bathrobe

I am ready for a cup of tea

& more Bird Song

A Yellow Bird Told Me To Write This

The Hawk Deck 11:25pm

I Am God

And From God

I Am Not Separate

From The Tiny Wing-ed Bug

On My White Sleeve

RECTITUDE

The Hawk Deck 9:32am

I have seen The Little Grey & Yellow Bird

open Its Beak, twice,

to sing Its Morning Tune

to fly away

& return

to chirp again

and so all is right

in My World

My Painting will lead The Way

to The Global Stabilization

We are awaiting

in Our Hearts

& Mind

STRING THEORY

The Hawk Queen Bed 10:10am

I have witnessed The Mad Attraction

between two particles of hair-like house dust

on the black screen of My Daughter’s Cell Phone:

on The Left was posited a “crinkly” piece —

to Its Right a “straight ” one

I moved My Left Finger to wipe The Pair off

when They Sprung to Life

& Connected

end to end

tip to tip