XXX. Sonnets for Dancer
My dearest moment, still yet holding on air
since ears seek wisdom and eyes, stairs
spiraling upward to sniff out true tunes
of the notes not noticed, the flow or blooms.
My clearest response, my only regard
is to send you the posies au pouvoir,
to ring you the bands, best bells toward
the skies still clamouring, the motions’ chord.
My nearest moment that I give to you
is the same that is past, present, and due;
it is the one that is found, then placed back again
in that deepest of hearts, the warmth within
our poignant rhyme, the blindest we sing
of the frigid air in the comfort of Spring.