“End of Summer” by Sherry Chandler

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Bluster and blue sky,
gust-driven locust
leaves like drops of sun,
an oak lit neon green,
its limbs that sway in
their dance with the wind,
my rheumatic hip,
its ache as I skip
and limp in the cold.

-Sherry Chandler,
Bigger Then They Appear
(Accents Publishing)

Sherry Chandler’s first full-length collection of poetry, Weaving a New Eden (Wind Publications), has recently been released by Wind Publications.

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