Marc Latham’s latest Folding Mirror poem celebrates the March equinox, which is due to take place at 05.14 on March 20th, 2012, UT.
Shadowless Seconds on Earth’s Equator
Equinox celebrations
for being upright twice a year
no tilt to the north
my axis is straight
I favour neither hemisphere
in March it is the beginning of summer
for those above the equator
more hours of light than dark
centre of Earth – Subsolar – and Sun correlate
sunrise sunset either side of midday
balancing the world in seasons
September is the end of winter for people
living in planet’s south
each year I deliver
equal time to each half
trust has been earned over time
calendars earmarked
Marc, what a good poem and brilliant title. I’m running behind with everything at present due to a house move from our temporary accommodation!
I have just come over from Grag Pincus’ blog. Greg invented the Fib form after Fibonacci … and I thought you might be interested to read about his posted poem here …
mistYmuse 
Hello there!
I am happy to nominate you for the Creative Chaos Award for your Crazy Wisdom!
http://step-on-a-crack.com/2012/03/27/creative-chaos-award-thank-you-mel/
Peace, Jen
Marc, what a good poem and brilliant title. I’m running behind with everything at present due to a house move from our temporary accommodation!
I have just come over from Grag Pincus’ blog. Greg invented the Fib form after Fibonacci … and I thought you might be interested to read about his posted poem here …
http://gottabook.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/margarita-engle-chocho-seeds.html