photo by Erika Burkhalter®

Dripping Silk across the Stars

Erika Burkhalter
Lit Up
Published in
1 min readNov 12, 2018

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The pine spits fog into the sky.
Into her mouth, an airplane flies.

A spider drips silk across the stars,
undulating a little with the rhythm
of the sitar.

The honeysuckle hedge,
has a little edge
tonight…

And, the moon…

she sings
she rings
she cries
she flies.

A veil shimmers before her eyes
and she blinks in surprise.

How rapidly time flies….

And those infinite knots,
tied by infinite hands
in infinite lands
all lead to another heaven….

where pines so old,
defy the cold
and spit that fog
into the wind
to see
what lies beyond….

What lies beyond (rising run over Antartica), photo by Erika Burkhalter©

Poem and stories by Erika Burkhalter©, all rights reserved.

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Erika Burkhalter
Lit Up
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Photographer, yogi, cat-mom, lover of travel and nature, spreading amazement for Mother Earth, one photo, poem or story at a time. (MA Yoga, MS Neuropsychology)