foreshadow
  • Magazine
    • Contents
    • Podcast
  • About
    • Works

April Snowfall, a Mercy

16/4/2023

0 Comments

 
By Caroline Liberatore

Snow-laden eyelids flickering
            Shut, then wide, mirror peeking

Behold, the purified landscape
            Cracked earth blanketed, now faultless

Lines, absorbing every drop
            Until dirt-crust lace dissolves

A new embellishment, now
            Let the coming green remember

Dross, may too, be vindicated     
            ​With a festal blanketing

Caroline Liberatore is a poet from Cleveland, Ohio. She has also been published in Ekstasis Magazine and Ashbelt Journal.

Caroline's other work on Foreshadow: 
Library Liturgy (Poetry, February 2022)
Ecology (Psalm 84) (Poetry, August 2022)
Unearthings (Poetry, September 2022)
0 Comments



Leave a Reply.

    Genres

    All
    Anaphora
    Art
    Editorial
    Fiction
    Forethought
    Interview
    Music
    Non-fiction
    Photography
    Poetry
    Review

Magazine
Contents
Podcast
About
Works
Connect with Foreshadow
Support our work
© COPYRIGHT 2020–2026. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
  • Magazine
    • Contents
    • Podcast
  • About
    • Works