Hobble Creek Review
| M.E. Silverman |
Two Versions of Fall
Translucent blossoms
release green,
drift by the breeze—
fall along my path.
Ready to fall,
I ruin the last
leaf's moment
by writing these words.
Translucent blossoms
release green,
drift by the breeze—
fall along my path.
Ready to fall,
I ruin the last
leaf's moment
by writing these words.
M.E. Silverman has recently moved from New Orleans to middle Georgia,
where he spends a great deal of time being a Dad, a husband, a writer, and a
reader. He is currently completing a manuscript called Mud Angels. His
poetry has appeared in Mississippi Crow, Nexus, Grasslimbs, and The
Houston Literary Review.
where he spends a great deal of time being a Dad, a husband, a writer, and a
reader. He is currently completing a manuscript called Mud Angels. His
poetry has appeared in Mississippi Crow, Nexus, Grasslimbs, and The
Houston Literary Review.
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