Glück At Night

Darryl Willis
Literally Literary
Published in
1 min readJan 8, 2019
Photo by Gabriel Santiago on Unsplash

I have been reading Glück tonight.
Her images are sketched with words
that resonate — reverberate
within the center of my psyche.
There I reflect the silent shade
of her fictive and broken soul;
the fact there always seems to be
something to interrupt his words
(or, at least to slow them down).
Why some shape that intervenes?
Could it be that damned tree
that altered his trajectory
and is forever interposed
in her haunting and lyric prose?

To support the poet’s benign coffee addiction: Coffee.

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Darryl Willis
Literally Literary

Has worked in non-profits for 40 years and is currently a Regional Director for an international non-profit. He holds an MA in Biblical text.