In The Lake of the Moon
Salvatore Amico M. Buttaci
from a porcelain face ripples a mouth laden with secrets but nothing is told in the lake of the moon
lunar eyes wet, murky, watch treetops poke bottoms of dream-sodden skies from which birds fly away
this mover of tides, this body of craters, rests its reflection on waterbed evenings in the lake of the moon
The 2River View, 2_4 (Summer 1998)