Halo by Victor Kennedy

On a warm September day

We were walking along the Bluffs

You started to run and I followed

Until we fell on the grass together

 

I on my back

And you leaning over me

The sun behind you lit up your hair

Like a golden halo

And I saw an angel


Victor Kennedy is a professor of English and American Literature at the Faculty of Arts, University of Maribor, Slovenia. He is the author of Strange Brew: Metaphors of Magic and Science in Rock Music, and the editor of several volumes of essays on the topic of words and music. He has been a farm hand, a truck driver, and a lawyer, and is an avid amateur musician.

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