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Iconography.(Poem)
Iconography. Geraldine McKenzie 1. Town My world began with church and school dwindling from the top of the silky oak in our front yard -- we were emperors curved like lizards under grape vines wading in lily fields a slow tug of coolness round the knees plaiting juice sweat light -- heavy strand of summer banked upon a locquat's mottled branches 2. Bush learning In the choir of leaves light holds each bough to its blue face milky teeth peeling bark peppermints coiled with skin a candle stump's embalmed estuary. I know this heat of gums exhaling -- dust-creased …
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