Dawn Poem by Jim Harrison and Ted Kooser

May 29, 2013 //

Dawn Poem
by Jim Harrison and Ted Kooser

Clear summer dawn,
first sun steams moisture
redly off the cabin roof,
a cold fire. Passing raven
eyeballs it with a quawk.

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Find more poems by Jim Harrison and Ted Kooser in BRAIDED CREEK: A Conversation in Poetry, available at Amazon.com.

Tags birds, collaboration, environment, friendship, Humor, Jim Harrison, Morning, nature, Nebraska, New Mexico, Poem, Poet, poetry, raven, summer, Ted Kooser, U.S. Poet Laureate

Categories Animals, Nature, Poetry

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