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Fellow Traveller
Moon decorates our days and nights
with such fickle faces
perhaps that’s why we weave our songs
and stories with facets of its face …
a face as tied to the tides of time
as our own…virile in its season …
waxing and waning with a precision
we believe does not apply to us
Buts its bald white surface near apex
only calls us liars
as it moves on
Carol Hamilton has recent and upcoming publications in Burningwood Literary Journal, Flint Hills Review, North Dakota Review, Chiron Review, Edison Review, Nevermore Journal, Gyroscope, Southwestern American Literature, The Pangolin Review, Willow Review, Poem, Blue Unicorn, Woven Tales Press, Hotazel Review, White Wall Review, Abbey, Fine Lines, Coneflower Review, Bookends Review, Sin Fronteras/Writers Without Borders, The Raven Review, Psaltry and Lyre, Stone Poetry Journal, Oklahoma Humanities, Poetica, Poem, Main Street Rag, Brushfire Literary Journal, The Hotazel Review and others. Carol has published 19 books and chapbooks: children's novels, legends and poetry and have been nominated ten times for a Pushcart Prize. I am a former Poet Laureate of Oklahoma.
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