Teasing Silence Through the Moor

Teasing silence through the moor

gusty wind wailed

a lost child’s cry

a face of broken glass

cruel and hasty horror

a tenacious gripe

intense terror observed in a feeble voice

a shivering lamentable prayer

the obscure oak branch,

knocking knuckles on the pane

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