Water on Stones

water on stones
words: nadA | photo: lynn spinnato

gold coins
nubbed from the wearing of street and dust
stubbed toes pick their way across the cracks
broken glass
wet paper
gum and stink river of last night in the gutter
they step forward
until finally
ten little extensions
antennae, sponges
find cool open hearted faces
in the unrelenting throngs of carnival music
the toes float into the sphere of the song
forgetting a moment stopped
a day broken
and then, spontaneously
the sky opens

nada marjanovich

nada marjanovich

Nada Marjanovich is Publisher and Editor of Long Island Pulse Magazine. Prior to founding the title in 2005, she worked extensively in the internet. She's been writing since childhood and has been published for both fiction and poetry.