May 23, 2020
A Stranger Came And Talked About Iceland by Liliana E. Guzmán
By: Liliana E. Guzmán
Beautiful sunrise over the fjord in Iceland
Source: Adobe Stock
Poet Liliana E. Guzmán paints the scenery of Iceland.
A doubled cut sky interrupted by mountains
the layer of early hues then blended by cotton
Shadows that meet under the ocean overlap
as ocean nudges forward then back against itself
Like wind that stays all nervously howling
with strong breezy hoots that make it a good day
Stacked rubble creating shelves for themselves
with a cold sweat glittering over the sickly stone bush
Still sand that’s been sitting through miles of time
is hit will fallen light that comes from the popped sun
Lifted moisture softens my chapped skin
—this is the new way for sealife to live
As peripheral vision cuts the landscape short,
the blinds of a blink compact what it could be
Interested in having content featured in an upcoming blog post or issue of The Burgundy Zine? Head on over to the submissions page!
For all other inquiries, please fulfill a contact form.
Guest Content
Guest Content is the user to denote any and all articles submitted to us by fellow writers. More content submitted to us by guest contributors can be found under our "Guest Content" section. If you are interested in submitting content to The Burgundy Zine, please refer to our submissions page.
View more posts from this author