Debris
Speak to me
like the trees
do not believe
in love anymore,
but hover like shamans
dangling shadows,
casting leaf spells
over creek waters,
turned in an eclipse
to splash crescents
like wild geese
in your chest.
Sam Calhoun is a writer and photographer living in Elkmont, AL. The author of two chapbooks, “Apogee” (Origami Poetry Project), “Follow This Creek” (Foothills Publishing), and co-author of “The Hemlock Poems” (Present Tense Media). His poems have appeared in numerous journals. Follow him on Instagram @weatherman_sam.