in my head when Dad was stationed
at Mitchell. Eight, I slept in the small
room where the stairs met the hall
that telescoped to the bathroom.
First the sound was a high-pitched hum
at night when I lay in bed, my head
to the window and the railroad
tracks. When I listened to the hum, it
swelled, and I saw what I called Planet
Saturn behind my eyes. Its rings spread;
turning purple, blue, green, yellow, red.
The hum has become a chorus,
Saturn a galaxy I call Muse.
Author : K.V. Wilt
K.V. Wilt has published many poems, stories, plays, essays, and a book (THE VISIONARY : Amazon Link below). This Fall Zig Zag Press will publish a collection of my poems.
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