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Climate Change
December 20, 2022
Blue, the color of sadness, sorrow, loneliness…
In the distance lies what once was a winter wonderland,
Thriving with all things that love cold.
Bare rock is surrounded by what used to be frozen waters
so thick you could jump and jump and it would never crack.
Now no one would believe you could stand out there at all.
Clear water reflects the blue feeling of the sorry island.
Bones of the ones that tried to escape rest on floating rock
only getting so far before the inevitable. Unless given the
gift of flight, for the birds still thrive on the outskirts
of the sorry island.
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This is an ekphrastic poem done On Millard Sheets’, Enchanted Island, 1978, acrylic on canvas.