Poetry as hockey, hockey as poetry
for Lenora
The dance we do, to the moan
of the crowds, is poetry,
the scrape of blade, the knocked out
tooth — it’s poetry.
Beads of ice shimmer overhead,
necklace of stones so cold
they seem prehistoric, some age
of ice and glacial mystery
is at play here. Poetry at times
seems iced too and ancient,
beads of words strung above
the page, waiting to come down
from another time, waiting
for the score to be called, the pages
to be printed. It’s all the same to me.
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