Ute Pass In my granite dreams I listen for the voice of snow
buttercups at the edge of
retreating drifts. In my dolomite dreams I fear not Oblivion’s steep narrows where hailstones
kiss in the fingers
of grass. In mica dreams a primrose
blooms where dead pines
rot–– Remember
the bones & be not dismayed. In my quartz dreams I
say only this–– the crystal
earth is covered with rainbows. 17
August 1993 [Published in The Dance Of Yellow Lightning Over The
Ridge: Poems 1993-1997. © 1998 by Jim Cohn.]
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