The Crow
After dawn. Corvid
on my car roof. One
white primary feather.
Right side. It surveys
the surroundings. Pecks
the four corners
before calling to the
cardinal directions.
A spirit of evil or
good? I see through
a window, sitting in a
sofa. It is a protector
or a guide to where
dead dwell. Either way,
I'm safe to let dreams
roam where my fears
are blind. Wind tides
carry this vector to
trees and painted faces.
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S.P. Flannery was born in La Crosse, Wisconsin, resides in Madison, and has placed poetry in Poetry Salzburg Review, Mobius, Hummingbird,
Avocet, Tamafyhr Mountain Poetry, Lily, Merge, Malleable Jangle,
Electric Acorn, Free Verse, Wild Goose Poetry Review, and The Onion
Union.