Janice’s Poem by Rethabile Masilo | Poems Rethabile Likes
Janice’s poem by Rethabile Masilo | Poems Rethabile Likes "Janice’s poem" by Rethabile Masilo Poet and Publisher Phil Rice reads Masilo's "Janice’s poem" — a journey of dawn, dust, and the echo of light. Find Rethabile's books Janice’s poem When you get there, the horses of dawn before you, the furious wheels of drawn carts, each distance hard-won with sweated salt, the road flat between miles; tense; only hoof and sound of wheel loud above the air, proof that this is not just a bad dream, who can say what's best to do for our calm? You sit like sculpted ivory among jaded colours, something in the face you wear, hung like a mask on walls of inner rooms, something in the sound whose echo names you, the morning of which ...