Yellow Woods Dark Water

His woods burn dark hot And powerful. The tree's have broad tops That are sharp and winged. As if they were named Ariel. Green moss drips yellow water Drop by drop, Inside out their curved beards. Old and new are entwined, together Apart, as if green each bush is. Water yellow, Flows from her thick with fish. Tadpoles and frogs, Stuck in the necks of the storks. Snakes large and larger still, Where any could see, no one does Or nothing of this is spoken of, Because. Smooth and round the hall in length Is, Feeling the squirts, fifteen or twenty, Each time, flowing from Away into the yellow swamp water. Roots twist into thick, callused, Bruised flesh. Mirrored in the warm, humid air. Shaped as if an hourglass, Caught in between, the middle. Going in and out, Are the long dark salamanders.