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“but I’m behind you for what it’s worth
"But what then will my horses eat
the court reflected curiously
And the storm already passed
He emerges from your twilight superstitions
Rufous Collection: Jerusalem Great Blue Heron “but I’m behind you forAnd did those feet in ancient time Alight upon a knotted stem Did your feathers forge a golden gem? And did those wings in ancient time Weave between the redwood trees Through the territory of the earth with ease? And one thing more, above all else can you tell me of it, please? Photographed December, 2022 Poem inspired by William Blake's Jerusalem
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