RFK26
Nighthawks After the Diner
Anonymous people, their reflections
travel, too, through
interfaced space, a multiverse–
light-bursting tunnels to
another place,
a different life, connected–
moons rotating in harmony,
recognizing each face.
For Day 26 of Paul Brookes annual ekphrastic challenge. I was inspired by the art of Robert Frede Kenter. My husband said the image and poem reminded him of the Edward Hopper painting, “Nighthawks,” hence my title. You can see all the art and other responses here.
Yesterday and today: Merril's historical musings 
I really like this poem, Merril
Thank you, Robbie.
I love this, Merril. Perfect poem to go with the image!
Thank you so much, Dale!
You know it is my pleasure, Merril!
And yet, do they ever really find that place?
Who knows?
I often wonder where exactly those reflections are located as well. (K)
It is a good question.