Earth and Sky
Some days the real is transposed
Zeus cloud herder possessed by nature
Lost horizons, a single notion
Sky cult meets chthonic rhythms upriver
Diana Milia, 2021
Category: Solitary Walking Poems
Poems with photo essays conceived on solitary walks during Covid-19 pandemic.
Earth and Sky
Some days the real is transposed
Zeus cloud herder possessed by nature
Lost horizons, a single notion
Sky cult meets chthonic rhythms upriver
Diana Milia, 2021
Nature
I have no words
to say you inspired
You are the first and the last, and
all words in between
You that wrote me into this world
Diana Milia, 2021
Stones in the River
The new world has become the old world
If I were a wealthy divorcee
or a wealthy widow
I would live in Lake Oswego
with a view of Mt. Hood from the window
and a piano by the window
A piano I wouldn’t play
No, I would walk down to the river
I would kneel and ruffle every dog’s fur, but
Instead of joining the legion of elegant women
Walking elegant dogs
I would be an elegant woman with a backpack
and a book of poems
Joining the river