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© 2011 Allan Brown Allan Brown's work frequently appears on Monday's Poem. This piece is a revision of the sonnet "Soundings," published in Rim #6, Spring, 1999. "Let the wind speak" is from Ezra Pound's Canto 120.

Along the Saying Road

Rock slip, a bit dusty, something
wandering through the air;
                                            or how
a fragment of here and there
remembered, as
spiritus flits twixt the branches
of her almost forgotten garden;
                                            and
"Let the wind speak" till
each our breaths
expose a new discovery
along the saying road.

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