Re(En)Vision Day 15: Joan Dobbie

Solstice Poem
(Original Version)

 Black and White wear each others clothes
 And the darkest moment is that moment
 when the dark lets go

 The thing to do, I guess
 Is love the darkness, knowing darkness
 Also disappears

 And trust the light, though it comes and goes
 And makes no promises

 © Joan Dobbie 1991


   Solstice Poem Re(En)Visioned):
 
 The darkest moment

 is that moment
 When the
 dark lets go

 The thing to do, I guess
 Is love

 and trust the light,
 though it
 makes no promises

 ©  Joan Dobbie 2020

Joan Dobbie MFA, co-hosts the River Road Last Sunday Reading Series (RRRS) now on ZOOM, her latest book is The Language of Stone (Uttered Chaos Press, 2019,) She lives with two musical terriers with whom she sings loudly and enthusiastically whenever the sirens pass, misses her two well grown kids and six grands who are also  on :”house arrest” in various parts of the world, and teaches hatha yoga (now online.)

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