Intimate
Love
by Lisa
Fields
In the dream
state afterglow of warm skin
my
conscious mind snaps to
against
closed eyelids, sudden and clear
brilliant
blue sky,
a beauty
memory formed yesterday
I doze and
hear
fans
softly thrum, moving heated air
while wood
pellets clink on their way to work,
creating
from compressed cellulose a warm fire-lit room
furnace
hums along, background drum line
the bed
dog’s soft tenor sigh settles his form in a tighter curl
cold, dark
December’s morning gifts
* * * * *
Lisa Fields is a contract agricultural journalist for
Professor Quirine Ketterings, and occasionally others at Cornell University, Ithaca,
NY.
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