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Anvil of Roses

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Sixth book of poetry by Thomas Hornsby Ferril, long respected as the most honored poet of the Rocky Mountain West.

40 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 1983

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March 9, 2020
Cecropia

Protected by the brick wall of my garden
Against the chaos of our times,
I watch conjunction of a midnight moth
With honeysuckle blossoms.

A boy named Wilbur intersects the moth,
Wilbur called the moth a hummingbird.

Tonight in some forsaken crucible
Of memory
Wilbur glows a moment and goes out.



Night of Datura

I have heard songs of passion,
I have read histories of oceans,
Fingers, faces.

They tell me nothing
Of that luminous night.

You were aglow in moonflowers
But no moonlight touched you.
There may have been a thrust of swanlight
On your hair.

Cygnus was over us as I look back.


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