The Hovering – Carol Smallwood
The Fates in Greek mythology worthy of fame are three sisters;
deities who spin, determines the length of our thread, and snips it—
images we have most likely thought about, heard their whispers
saw ourselves dangling dangerously high over a deep pit.
Deities who spin, determines the length of our thread, and snips it—
defined in other cultures as weavers of destiny on tapestry loom:
saw ourselves dangling dangerously high over a deep pit;
also there’s Macbeth’s Three Witches so popular in classroom.
Defined in other cultures as weavers of destiny on tapestry loom,
images we have most likely thought about, heard their whispers—
also there’s Macbeth’s Three Witches so popular in classroom.
The Fates in Greek mythology worthy of fame are three sisters.
CAROL SMALLWOOD
Carol Smallwood’s fourth poetry collection, In Hubble’s Shadow, and her first essay collection, Interweavings, was just released from Shanti Arts. A multi-nominee for the Pushcart, she has founded and supports humane societies and started taking creative writing classes after returning to college.