A painted mallard made
of cork and floating true
and lying in the water, light
along the rippled evening is
calling to the calling drakes
from northern lake to
French Canadien sky.

And I
the Hunter lay in wait
and lie within the blind
which hides
along the whispered shore,
that shines reflections
of the gloaming
pouring into this days’ final chance
to prove that I transcend creation
with only crafty fabrication
of tools to duck my circumstance.

Photo by Peretz Partensky from San Francisco, USA [CC BY 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons


Morgan Driscoll

Morgan Driscoll is a long time commercial artist, looking to express himself in some other way than selling Widgets. Poetry is the least commercial, and most under the radar way he could think of. He has been published occasionally and obscurely.