The End of Lake Superior
Kōan Anne Brink
$5
The End of Lake Superior
It was
cool and dark,
azalea in bloom
at the edge
of the forest.
The raw silk of it
peeking out
from its
heavily ironed
dress shirt.
Still more surface
area than flowing
water, it was
hard to live by glacial
repose alone.
The visible saints
drifting again
into imitation,
into the world’s late
afternoon.
We buried ourselves
at her bequest.
published in Ottawa by above/ground press
July 2021
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Kōan Anne Brink was born and raised in Minnesota. They are the Art Writing Fellow at The Cooper Union and a lay ordained Sōtō Zen student. They live in Santa Fe.
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