Showing posts with label Felix Mendelssohn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Felix Mendelssohn. Show all posts
Friday, August 21, 2009
Talk with Me
This dawn breeze I have given you,
don't corral and nail it above
ocean currents or caribou trail
maps: each with its color pin,
quickly to find
as your mind travels tomorrows.
These raindrops I have given you,
don't splinter and channel
into speakers and sprinklers:
all encouragements to linger
and weigh choices
in the fresh produce aisle.
Is it because I am God
that you think I have no need
of tenderness?
Felix Mendelssohn - Allegro, Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64
with Michael Rabin (1957)
poem title and text in italics from He and I by Gabrielle Bossis
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