The Hawk Omen
Larry
Blazek was born in Northern Indiana, but he moved to the south of that
state for the weather (better suited to cycling) and the cheap land. He
has been publishing the magazine-format collage Opossum Holler Tarot
since 1983. His work has been published in journals including Mad Moth,
The Flask Review, and Oceania. Larry has a Web site
where he houses a wide assortment of his work. This simple poem will
take you to a single moment in a journey, leaving you to imagine the
steps before and after.
The Hawk Omen
By Larry Blazek
A hawk cries
As you leave the medicine lodge
Passing close overhead
Heading west
The Hawk Omen
By Larry Blazek
A hawk cries
As you leave the medicine lodge
Passing close overhead
Heading west
Posted by Annmarie at 10/17/2009 11:34 PM 
Categories: today's words
Tags: Larry Blazek journey travel lodge hawk
Categories: today's words
Tags: Larry Blazek journey travel lodge hawk
Beautiful, evocative piece. My idea of a perfect poem. It is haiku and tanka like in its profound simplicity
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