I'm only an Imagist when I can't come up with a metaphor
The air is pungent with humidity.
Thunder stumbles across the sky.
I wish it would rain so I could open
my windows to the June night breeze.
In the just-twilight, fireflies litter
my yard like constellations twisting
in the dark matter streams between galaxies
but I won't see the stars tonight.
Graceful as ballerinas practicing
before a wall of mirrors, a parcel
of deer pose along the fence line,
one of them white as lightning,
and I don't even bother
to take a picture.
Thanks for publishing my rambling poem.
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