Consonance
written by: Bruce Levine
Focused on today
Time takes its own direction
Moving through the maze
Ambiguity resolved
Like strokes of a pen
Setting a course
Drawing pathways in space
Flexible lines
Sketched in the sand
Waiting for the tide
Resolutions engraved in clouds
Hovering over the horizon
Changing the mood
With supercharged emotions
Flights of fancy
Taking off on the wings of birds
Floating on air currents
Felt but not seen
As time moves forward
Like a symphony evolving
Passages and refrains
Culminating in consonance
Bruce Levine is a Pushcart Prize poetry nominee, a Spillwords Press Awards winner, and a WestWard Quarterly featured writer. Over three hundred of his works are published on over twenty-five on-line journals including Literary Yard, 5-7-5 Haiku Journal and Spillwords: over seventy print anthologies including Tipton Poetry Journal, Poets’ Espresso Review, Creations Magazine and WestWard Quarterly. He’s the author of the chapbook Sweet Dreams and is also a classical composer. A native Manhattanite, he now lives in Dover, New Hampshire where he maintains an active theatre, music and academic schedule.
Latest posts by Bruce Levine (see all)
- The Night of All Nights - October 30, 2025
- Society’s Refrain - September 16, 2025
- Consonance - June 18, 2025
